DOORS
At BIBANCOM, we understand that every customer has unique needs regarding doors and cupboards. That’s why we offer a wide range of options, from massive and semi-massive doors and cupboards to designer and customizable doors. Our specialists are dedicated to helping you make the best choices among our complete range of modern doors and cupboards.
We believe that the doors and cupboards you choose should not only be functional but should also enhance the aesthetic of your space. That’s why we offer a variety of sober and refined models that will blend perfectly with your interior. Our doors and cupboards come in a range of finishes, from natural wood to lacquered surfaces, so that you can find the perfect match for your home or business
SIMPLE DOOR
ENHANCED DOOR
We take pride in offering high-quality wood species known for their natural density and durability. Each wood species has its unique texture, natural shade, and characteristics that make it suitable for different applications.
We understand that choosing the right type of wood for your joinery can be a daunting task, as it depends not only on your budget but also on the specific requirements of your project. That’s why we have a team of knowledgeable professionals ready to guide you through the selection process.
Our team of experts will take the time to understand your needs and preferences and recommend the best wood species that meet your requirements. We offer a variety of wood species, including oak, maple, ash, and beech, among others. Each wood species has distinctive features, such as natural color, grain pattern, and texture, making it ideal for different types of joinery.
WHITE WALNUT
- Latin name: JUGLANS REGIA
- Other names used: NOYER D’EUROPE
- Production areas: France – United kingdom – Germany – Italy – Spain
- Density: 0,60 à 0,70
- barrels of 2,50 à 5 meters .Diameter 0,40 à 0,80 m
It is the same species as European walnut. Some trees are uniform beige color without veining. The woods are sought after for their homogeneity and are used in style furniture and their copies. Furniture. Sculpture.
OAK
- Latin name: QUERCUS PEDUNCULATA
- Other names used: CHENE D’EUROPE
- Production areas: Italy – Germany -France – United Kingdom – Spain
- Density: 0,60 à 0,80
- Barrels de 3 until 20 meters .Diameter of 0,30 à 1,20 m
Light yellow to light brown wood. Annual hollow vein more or less tight; Variable according to planting density. Right, half-hard to hard. Heterogeneous. Easy work, beautiful finish .. Essence of base for exterior joinery. Parquet floors. Doors. Paneling. Carpentry Shipbuilding. Railway sleepers. Barrels. Decorative panels. Furniture.
ASH
- Latin name:FRAXINUS EXCELSIOR
- Other names used: FRENE- ASH
- Production areas: France – United kingdom – Germany – Italy
- Density:0,65 à 0,80
- Barrels 3 until 10 meters.Diameter of de 0,30 until 1 m
White wood. Semi-hard, hollow vein brown, supple, resistant. Easy work. Bending. Takes the color well. Tool handles. Stretchers, carriage. Carpentry. Cabinetmaking. Plywood. Decoration.
Some marbles contain brown veins and are then referred to as Ash Olive. The pruned trunks form Loupes of White Ash or Olivier.
BEECH
- Latin name: QUERCUS PEDUNCULATA
- Other name used: CHENE D’EUROPE
- Production areas: Italy – Germany – France – United kingdom – Spain
- Density: 0,60 à 0,80
- Barrels of 3 until 20 meters.Diameter of 0,30 until 1,20 m
White matt to cream wood. Fine grain. Straight wire. Small brown mesh. Resistant. Sometimes nervous. Easy work. Easy dyeing. Hot bending.
Carcass of seats. Kitchen or paint furniture. Toys. Tool handles. Turning. Established. Wheelwright. Plywood. Back of seat.
WEGUE
- Latin name: MILLETTIA LAURENTII
- Other names used: WENGE – Awong
- Production area: Cameroun – Congo – Est Africain – Mozambique
- Density: 0,80 à 0,95
- Barrels of 8 until 15 meters .Diameter 0,50 until 1 m
Yellowish gray wood turning purplish brown, dark to the air. Hard. Pretty fine.
Easy work. Poli difficult but beautiful. Withdrawal strong enough. Very durable. Ware. Brushes. Parquet. Sculpture. Fine cabinetmaking. Decorative panels very dark.
