Description

The frame of our Liraries is made entirely by hand using an artisanal technique known as mortise and tenon joints. , The wood undergoes several stages of processing, from sawing to planning, sanding and varnishing. Lastly, it is rubbed with protective natural linseed oil, then stained with paints rated A+, the most environmentally responsible grade, in terms of volatile organic compound emissions. Since wood is by its very nature a living and evolving material, each piece is unique.

Our steel rods are up to 8 mm in diameter, outperforming current standards to ensure high mechanical resistance over the long term. Our steel components receive a very high-performing anti-corrosion treatment with a specific epoxy powder coating technique used in the manufacturing industry. To achieve this, a layer of powdered paint is applied to the parts using an electrostatic charge, then hardened in a 200°C heating chamber. The hammered style finish covers the parts more thoughly for even stronger protection.