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Alor Asta Oak 1F1B 2440mm Veneer Panel

Forté

A pale, grey-beige European Oak in a quarter and crown cut mix with prime grade, Asta pairs a mismatch planked layon with a prefinished matte finish.

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Specifications

Alor panels are presented in a standard dimension of 19mm T x 1220mm W x 2440mm L, with alternative dimensions available on request. With a meticulously curated selection of premium timber species, and ABS Edgebanding for enhanced protection, Alor ensures that every design element comes together seamlessly and beautifully.

Colour Description

Asta's pale grey-beige tones evoke the calm serenity of misty mornings and weathered stone, bringing a sense of tranquillity and timeless sophistication to any space. It's subtle, neutral palette makes it an ideal choice for modern, minimalist interiors, offering a perfect balance of warmth and coolness that complements a variety of design aesthetics with ease.

Sustainability

An ideal choice for healthy interiors, the Alor Collection is sustainably sourced, low VOC, and does not contain any added formaldehyde.

Installation

Cut to Size, Edge Banded and Finished by Cabinet Maker

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About the
Seller

Forté design and supply refined timber surfaces for architectural projects across New Zealand and Australia.

We work with leading specifiers, builders, and developers on the residential, multi-residential, and commercial projects that get photographed, referred, and remembered. From specification through value engineering, site visits, and aftercare, we're a resource to everyone carrying the project.

567+ leading architectural practices work with us each year. 1,000+ builders and installers across NZ and AU. 350,000sqm+ of premium timber surfaces supplied annually.

Three generations of family timber heritage. We know how timber moves, how it ages, and how it performs. That's why we can supply surfaces that hold their beauty without becoming a chore.

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