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About company
Adam Wood company was founded in the Netherlands, in the city of Haarlem. Haarlem is a small provincial town in the Netherlands. Despite being located in the heart of the Dutch industrial region, the city is situated in a very picturesque area near coastal dunes and the world-famous tulip fields. Haarlem, known as the "City of Flowers," is one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands.
In 1986, Dutch designer Justus Vanderz, after extensive travels in Japan and China, was captivated by the Paulownia tree and opened a small workshop for producing furniture and interior items from Adam's wood. Following new trends in 2000, shutters began to gain popularity and high demand.
The company expanded significantly in this direction, opening large-scale production facilities in China, where the Tree of Life grows abundantly. Today, it is a major Dutch company specializing in shutter production, recognized for its quality worldwide.
City
The company ADAM WOOD was founded in the Netherlands in the city of Haarlem.
Haarlem is a small provincial town in the Netherlands.
Despite being located in the heart of the Dutch industrial region, the city is situated in a very picturesque area near coastal dunes and the world-famous tulip fields.
Haarlem, known as the "City of Flowers," is one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands.
Paulownia
Paulownia is a unique type of fast-growing trees with no analogs in the world.
The Paulownia plant, or Emperor's Adam tree, belongs to the Paulownia family. This genus includes several species, including both evergreen and deciduous trees.
This heat-loving plant is most commonly found in a subtropical climate.
It is characterized by extremely rapid growth and can reach a height of about 300 cm.
The wood of this tree is highly valuable and has no counterparts in the world. It is known for its lightweight and durability, making it suitable for turning and construction work.
Material value
ECO-FRIENDLINESS
DURABILITY
SOFTNESS
FIRE RESISTANCE
MOISTURE RESISTANCE
LIGHTWEIGHTNESS
RESISTANCE TO DEFORMATION AND DECAY
From Paulownia, blinds, piles, beams, flooring, rafters, paneling, window frames, doors, and any furniture can be made.
Paulownia is an excellent material that woodworkers enjoy working with due to its softness.
illions of air pores make the wood an exceptionally good thermal and sound insulating material, unmatched by others.
Benefits of shutters
Interior shutters are beautiful.
They look more noble and elegant than the common blinds.
These products "set the tone" for the interior, allowing for minimal
cost to change the room's design.
They also have several practical advantages:
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They enhance the level of sound insulation of the window structure
(acting as an additional barrier to outdoor noise).
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They act as a barrier to sunlight, making the room more comfortable
for people and protecting interior items from fading.
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They allow you to do away with curtains and drapes
that need to be periodically removed, washed, and re-hung on the window.
Opening methods
Modern manufacturers offer shutters with different opening methods:
1. Typically installed in narrow openings.
They are used relatively infrequently because they require enough
free space on both sides of the opening.
2. When installed inside the opening, they allow you to open only
half of the window.
3. Some of the most popular ones, suitable for wide window openings.
They open in the vertical plane.
4. They open in the vertical plane and are used on compact
single-leaf structures.
5. Ideal for outfitting tall, oversized windows.
They are also used in doorways.
