Stains and lacquers
The stain sets the tone of the wood and keeps the grain visible. The lacquer covers the piece in a solid or metallic color.
There are 10 stains, 4 lacquers and 6 metallic lacquers. Lacquers come in matte (satin) or high gloss. The final tone is checked against the physical sample, following the factory’s guidelines.
Swatch book
20 optionsStains
10 options
Lacquers
4 optionsOptional matte (satin) or high-gloss lacquer.
Metallic lacquers
6 options
How to check the tone
- 1st
Place the sample with the grain running in the same direction as the wood of the piece being compared.
- 2nd
Use light from above, more than 2 m from the piece, ideally cool white (6,500 K). Other light tones make the color hard to read.
- 3rd
Avoid flash, incandescent bulbs or colored light. Prefer cool white room light or daylight.
Care: samples and pieces should not be left in the sun or under incandescent light that heats the wood. Heated pigment oxidizes and changes tone. After use, store the samples away from light to keep the factory tone.
Ágape Wooden Chair
One of the models that can take stains and lacquers in the order. The possible combinations for each piece are confirmed with the quote.
Questions about stains and lacquers? Send the option name and code to the factory.