These panels are made of ecologically produced, easily recycled, self-degrading materials for the furniture industry. Their use makes it possible to produce ecological, sustainable and high-quality furniture and to raise the reputation of a sustainable company participating in the circular economy.

As the deforestation concerns increase and requirements for carbon emission become stricter, effectively banning plastics, alternatives made from renewable raw or recycled materials become more and more popular. These panels are made from the stem part of fibrous plants (stalks and fibers), which is not yet widely used, because much of the stems are burned as fuel or buried in the ground.

The panels are made via the process of hot pressing of a mixture of plant fibers and woody particles. Natural, locally-sourced materials are used, such as hemp (Cannabis sativa), flax (Linum usitatissimum L.) and nettle (Urtica dioica L.).

Small fibrous plants have the ability to self-glue with cellulose, a process which is enhanced by special technological processing. The final product is completely ecologically clean, local natural resources are used, and wood is preserved. The material is suitable for mass production.