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board |
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MOSO® Zen
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wood
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solid wood / timber
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Article no: MZCF50-204-21
stylepark-id: 51.5195.00006
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Furniture / interior design, Model making, Exhibition (stand) construction, Wall, Flooring |
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material
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wood
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solid wood / timber
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01 Material Profile
material description
MOSO Tambour is bamboo in a flexible form, often applied to cover a carrier panel (i.e. MDF). In this case the bamboo strips have not been pressed together, but have been connected in an alternative, flexible way. There are 3 possibilities: in the MOSO ‚Tatamat' the bamboo strips have been connected by using a weaving thread. In the MOSO 'Panda' the strips have been connected by means of tape on the back side (also no weaving thread visible). A variety to this version is the MOSO 'ZEN', using extra wide bamboo strips (50mm) which are created by pressing some layers of bamboo veneer). The rolls have a fabric (textile) backing. The standard size of a roll is 4500x204cm.
02 Material Properties
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appearance |
matte, opaque |
colour |
brown |
haptics |
hard, warm |
light transmission |
medium transmission |
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highly resistant against… |
moisture |
ecological properties |
made from renewable ressources |
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wood |
Bamboo |
03 Dimensions (available Sizes)
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Width |
2040 mm |
Length |
450 mm |
04 Tags
China, Exhibitions, Interculturality, Material, MOSO Products, sustainability, Wood05 Articles about
Buildings suited to bamboo
Although people in Europe do know that bamboo can be used in many different ways, hardly anybody really knows very much about its characteristics. The situation is very different in Anji, China, where there is hardly any aspect of living where life is not hard to imagine without Bamboo.
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Using wood to reach new heights
The "Building with timber" exhibition in Munich documents the potentialities afforded by this ancient material, making adventurous constructions a real possibility for the future. Rather than the undifferentiated use of the term "sustainability" as a mere marketing slogan, dates and facts are subject to strong analysis – presenting accomplished examples of application.
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timber, solid wood
