4. Conclusion
Wood is an engineering material derived from a living, renewable resource: trees and forests. Its properties are already being put to good use in technological applications in various industrial sectors. Less widespread, its use in human health is the subject of numerous studies which attempt to characterize quantitatively and qualitatively the impact that wood can have, under certain conditions of use, on the sensations of well-being, the comfort of individuals and their state of health.
Wood is a natural material that visually displays grain, pattern, veining, color and more. It feels warm and soft to the touch, unlike other materials. It is associated with characteristic sounds, and is a material with interesting acoustic properties from an engineering point of view. It gives off specific, recognizable odor molecules. It conveys tradition when associated with...
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French chestnut extract producer:
KingTree, France – https://www.kingtree.eu
French leader in total poplar harvesting:
Leuke, France – http://www.leuke.fr
World leader in the production of plant...
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