FABWood: Stronger, Safer, Sustainable

20 Mar 2025 CW Team

The way we design our spaces is evolving. Furniture is no longer just about aesthetics; people now seek materials that are strong, sustainable, and safe. In a world where furniture reflects one’s lifestyle, the material that shapes it matters.

This is where FABWood by Merino steps in—a breakthrough engineered wood product that blends beauty with performance, offering a future-ready solution for furniture and interiors. With exceptional strength, health-conscious composition, and sustainable origins, FABWood is more than just a material; it is the foundation of better living.

A Healthier Choice for Your Home

Traditional engineered boards often release harmful formaldehyde emissions. FABWood eliminates this concern with its E1 Grade Chipboard, adhering to stringent European standards for reduced emissions. This ensures cleaner air and a safer living space.

Strength That Surpasses Expectations

Furniture should endure daily wear without losing integrity. FABWood surpasses the BIFMA 5.5 Test, guaranteeing robust performance. Its chip-weave technology creates a homogeneous core, making it resistant to splitting and ensuring superior screw-holding strength.

Beauty That Uplifts Every Space

FABWood is both tough and elegant. With a range of colours, textures, and a precision-calibrated surface, it enhances any interior—be it modern minimalism or timeless luxury.

Sustainability at Its Core

Merino’s commitment to responsible living extends beyond FABWood’s 100% natural wood composition. The company plants over one crore saplings annually, ensuring environmental replenishment.

Why FABWood is the Future

FABWood delivers strength, aesthetics, and sustainability, redefining the future of furniture. It is engineered to last, designed to impress, and crafted with care for the planet.

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