Valuable raw materials.

The fullness of nature grants us everything we need to create our natural surfaces – from A to Z – i.e. Alpine-hay, cornflower or lavender blossoms, peppermint stalks & lemon grass.

We are up to every challenge.

We can utilise every natural raw material, but we prefer to use organic and regionally produced raw materials, which are not typically processed in conventional production processes.

Our clients can specify natural surfaces according to colour (e.g. RAL 9004), origin (e.g. from own chocolate production) and mechanical properties (e.g. highly flexible or translucent) desired.

Raw materials of our Stock Programme.

The raw material for our organoid natural surface WILDSPITZE grows on the steep mountain slopes of the Tyrolean Oberland. The sunny slopes of Fließ offer the best conditions for the species-rich and well-scented organic alpine grass.

Alpine-hay & marguerites

The hand-cut alpine-hay of the Tyrolean mountain meadows is dried in the sun and turned several times. A variety of herbs and grasses results in a delicate fragrance. Single daisy flowers - about 4 pcs/m² - spice up the surface.

Alpine-hay & cornflower

The hand-cut and dried alpine-hay of the Tyrolean mountain meadows is mixed with cornflower petals turning into a light blue colour.

Alpine-hay & rose

The delicately scented organic alpine-hay is discreetly gilded with rose petals which give the natural surface a slightly red tint.

The petals of the rose: highly fragrant and colourful. Intensity of colour depending on availability of petals. Slight colour deviations are possible. No artificial colours or fragrant substances added.

Alpine-hay & various petals

Or clients wished for more color so we came up with this raw material mix: arnica, cornflower, heather and rose petals combined with marguerites.

Alpine-hay, moss & lichen

The forests left traces in the alpine meadow: hand-cut and dried alpine-hay with moss, lichen and bark.

The lichen that grows on the branches of different coniferous trees is called ‘tree beard’ or ‘forest beard’ and is an indicator for high air quality. The lichen grows very slowly but is very resistant to weather and temperature changes.

Skeleton Leaves

Skeleton leaves are actually leaves of the rubber tree. The dried leaf loses its green parts and only the frame - the skeleton - remains. The delicate structure gives a feeling of lightness.

The wool of the Tyrolean mountain sheep is carefully washed and processed on machines that are almost 100 years old. The machines are driven by leather belts powered by a mountain stream. Wool is an epitome of affinity with nature and has always been useful to mankind.

Moss light green

The light green moss we use is one of our upcycling materials.

Moss dark green

The dark green moss we use is one of our upcycling materials.

The vanilla pods belong to our range of upcycle materials forming the intense smelling natural surface WANILLÄ.

The scent of coffee is well-known and characteristic.

Pine bark, finely ground

Finely ground pine bark, which has an expressive effect due to its reddish-gray color outside and the cinnamon-colored inside. Different application thicknesses during production create the special structure of the intense fragrant surface.

Cornflower petals blue

The colour of the petals of cornflower blue is very intense.

Lavender has been known for centuries for its soothing and harmonizing effect. The intense natural scent is a remedy for uneasiness and sleep-onset insomnia.

The cooling and refreshing peppermint is one of our upcycling raw materials. In our production we use stems which are not suitable for tea production.

Sunflower seed husks

The husks of sunflower seeds are one of our upcycling raw materials.

Husks of spelt are one of our upcycling raw materials.

Alpine-hay, cornflower blue, lavender

A mix of alpine-hay, cornflower petals blue and lavender. A lovely scenting mix!

Jasmine blossoms

The jasmine blossoms have a very strong scent - even when dried.

Cornflower petals pink

Dried cornflower petals pink.

Almheu, Edelweiß, Margeriten, Blüten