MANUFAKTUR EDITIONS

INDIVIDUAL PIECES

"There still exist, those unique things."

Whenever a special piece of wood falls into our carpenter's hands, we produce a strictly limited number of individual pieces from it.

For connoisseurs, eccentrics and everyone else who, like us, appreciates something special.

The Manufaktur editions can only be reserved and ordered by e-mail (see ‘RESERVATIONS’).


PHOENIX

CURRENT SELECTION

Please note: The worktops shown are individual pieces - you will receive exactly the worktop shown in the picture.

A/B are the front and back of the board.


PHOENIX

PRICES

SINGLE PRICE

WORKTOP INDIVIDUAL
As a supplement to existing PHOENIX systems

Category A: 395€
Category B: 325€

SET PRICE

COMPLETE PHOENIX SET
Worktop of your choice + base + container set*

Category A: 895€
Category B: 825€

SINGLE PRICE

WORKTOP INDIVIDUAL
As a supplement to existing PHOENIX systems

Category A: 395€
Category B: 325€

SET PRICE

COMPLETE PHOENIX SET
Worktop of your choice + base + container set*

Category A: 895€
Category B: 825€

*STANDARD CONFIGURATION:

  1. Base anthracite + brackets stainless steel
  2. Centering corners aluminum
  3. Container set B6 transparent

Changes to the standard configuration as well as additional accessories are possible and will be charged separately.

THE AVAILABLE CONFIGURATION OPTIONS CAN BE FOUND HERE.

AKTUELLER KATALOG

BASIC

Bitte beachten: Bei den abgebildeten Auflagen handelt es sich um Einzelstücke – Sie erhalten exakt die Auflage, wie sie auf dem Bild zu sehen ist.


BASIC

PREIS

BRETT category A
with plastic container set 385€
with stainless steel container set 420€

BRETT category B
with plastic container set 355€
with stainless steel container set 395€

WOOD GUIDE

Europe

FRENCH WALNUT

The walnut has been one of the most sought-after precious woods for centuries. The wood of the walnut is characterized by long, fine grain, medium hardness, high compressive strength, toughness, flexibility and low elasticity. It has an exceptionally beautiful, lively and dark appearance, with no two pieces being alike - the grain and shape can vary greatly.

Originally from the Orient, the walnut now grows in southern Europe and in the temperate zones of Central Europe. Most European walnut trees grow in France.

North America

SATIN NUT

Satin walnut, also known as “red gum,” is particularly popular in the southeastern United States. The cream-colored to reddish-dark brown surface has a silky shine depending on the incidence of light.

Fine stripes on the tangential and radial surfaces create a marble-like effect that gives the wood an exceptionally decorative character. When untreated, the satin walnut wood exudes a subtle scent of vanilla.

Europe

PLUM

The plum is a tree that is mainly grown in Central Europe and belongs to the rose family. It was probably brought home by Alexander the Great from his campaigns. The wood of the plum tree is characterized by a very high density, making it ideal for turning and polishing. Therefore, it is often used to make simple woodwind instruments such as recorders.

The wood has a dark reddish-brown color, with the core often traversed by brown-red or purplish-red veins and flame-like patterns.

Africa

AMAZAKOUE

The tropical deciduous tree Amazakoue, which grows in the coastal regions of West Africa, is also known as Amazaque, Palissandro, Ovengkol or Ovangkol.

Its wood is characterised by a brown to olive-brown colour and can have a veined, striped or flamed grain. As a tropical wood, the Amazakoue tree provides a heavy, robust material that is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Due to its dark colour, it is often considered an alternative to walnut wood.

Europe

PLANE TREE

Plane tree wood is heavy, quite hard, tough and at the same time elastic. It has a fine, needle-cracked structure and a natural shine, as well as a noticeable smell when fresh.

Due to its high malleability, the wood is used in a variety of ways. The plane tree, originally from the Orient, occurs predominantly in the northern hemisphere in the temperate climate zones of Europe, Asia and North America and is particularly widespread in the eastern Mediterranean regions, the Balkans and Kashmir. In Europe, the plane tree is cultivated as an ornamental tree on streets, in gardens and parks. It prefers nutrient-rich, deep soils in protected locations and grows up to a height of 900 m above sea level.

Africa

PADOUK

The light, narrow to wide sapwood stands out clearly from the red-purple-brown colored heartwood, which often has darker color stripes. Under the influence of light, the color fades to brown-purple or yellowish brown.

Padouk can be used widely due to its special coloring and good wood properties. Veneers are used for furniture and interior design, solid wood is mainly used for xylophone bars, but also for small furniture, rifle stocks, parquet, boat building, frame wood, decorative boxes, precision devices, handles, knife handles and turned jewelry. In Africa, Padouk is also used in outdoor construction due to its high natural durability.

South America

SUCUPIRA

Heartwood yellowish to dark brown, more rarely also reddish brown, sharply separated from the narrow, yellowish-white to straw-colored sapwood. Growth zones are not clearly marked. Wood with scattered porosity, a coarse texture, sometimes with fine, light-colored markings.

It is often used as structural wood in outdoor construction for mechanically and biologically highly stressed applications, e.g. used for bridges, sleepers, floating docks, bedding, ramps, container floors, vehicle construction and floors; occasionally also for decorative veneers, tool handles, wood turning.

Africa

WENGÉ

The narrow sapwood is light yellow to gray. The freshly cut heartwood is light brown-yellowish, darkens to black-brown under the influence of light and then stands out clearly from the sapwood. In order to develop a uniform dark brown color, Wengé must be steamed after cutting. Pores are arranged scattered and sometimes filled with light or dark ingredients.

Due to its particularly decorative wood appearance, Wengé is now used almost exclusively in high-quality interior design, especially for effective veneers, parquet, furniture, wood turnery or inlays.


RESERVATION

1. CREATE YOUR CONFIGURATION

+ Select desired special edition: Select wood type and article number
+ Select container set
+ PHOENIX ONLY: Select bracket colour, base colour and type of centring corners
+ Select optional accessories

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2. RESERVATION REQUEST

Please use the contact form at the bottom of this page or send us your request by email to hallo@frankfurter-brett.de.
Please provide all relevant information directly with your request with to:
+ Shipping address
+ Billing address
+ Desired configuration (manually or as a screenshot)
+ In the event that your first choice of wood type has already been taken, alternative options can also be used Conditions must be specified.

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3. WE CHECK AND CREATE YOUR ORDER

If all information is complete, we will create an order in your name and send you an order confirmation including payment information.


If there are multiple requests for an edition, we will process them Requests strictly chronologically.

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4. WE PACK AND SHIP YOUR ORDER

The shipment will be sent in two parcels. The overlay comes from the headquarters, the remaining accessories from our warehouse.


RESERVATION REQUEST

Are you interested? Then write to us.
Either here or by email to hallo@frankfurter-brett.de