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Price list of beech wood products

Beech panel - EG Price excluding VAT, € Price with VAT, € 800 x 800 x 20 19,7 23,8 800 x 900 x 20 22,2 26,8 900 x 800 x 20 22,2 26,8 1400 x 630 x 20 24,6 29,8 1500 x 600 x 20 27,7 33,5 1500 x 630 x 20 26,5 32,1 1500 x 650 x 20 30,2 36,5 1600 x 600 x 20 29,6 35,8 1600 x 630 x 20 28,3 34,2 1600 x 650 x 20 32,0 38,8 1700 x 600 x 20 31,4 38,0 1700 x 630 x 20 33,0 39,9 1700 x 650 x 20 34,1 41,2 1800 x 600 x 20 33,3 40,2 1800 x 650 x 20 36,0 43,6 1900 x 600 x 20 35,1 42,5 1900 x 650 x 20 38,0 46,0 2000 x 650 x 20 40,0 48,4 2100 x 650 x 20 42,0 50,9 1500 x 600 x 40 57,6 69,7 Beech panel - FJ Price excluding VAT, € Price with VAT, € 2500 x 650 x 25 51,2 61,9 2500 x 650 x 28 52,6 63,9 3000 x 300 x 20 22,7 27,4 4000 x 300 x 20 30,2 36,6 4000 x 400 x 20 40,3 48,8 4000 x 650 x 25 88,5 107,0 Beech steps - EG Price excluding VAT, € Price with VAT, € 800 x 300 x 40 15,4 18,6 900 x 300 x 40 17,3 20,9 1100 x 300 x 40 21,1 25,6 1200 x 300 x 40 23,0 27,9 Beech steps - FJ Price excluding VAT, € Price with VAT, € 1100 x 300 x 40 14,8 17,9 Beech riser - EG Price excluding VAT, € Price with VAT, € 800 x 200 x 20 4,5 5,4 900 x 200 x 20 5,0 6,1 Beech railing - EG Price excluding VAT, € Price with VAT, € 900 x 50 x 50 8,4 10,2 1050 x 75 x 75 21,0 25,4

Why choose beech wood for stairs or furniture?

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EG

FJ

When selecting beech wood panels or stair treads, you will come across two main types:​

  • Beech EG (edge-glued lamella) – made from long, solid wood lamellas running the entire length of the board.

  • Beech FJ (finger-jointed lamella) – composed of shorter lamellas joined together using a finger joint (zigzag connection).

Both types are made from solid beech wood, but they differ in appearance, price, and application.

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Why choose beech wood for stairs or furniture?​

Beech is one of the best materials for stairs and furniture, combining high strength, flexibility, and affordability. Compared to oak and ash, it offers a better price-performance ratio, easier machining, and bending capabilities.

 

Main advantages of beech wood​

  • Hardness and strength – harder than ash, slightly more flexible than oak, ensuring long durability.

  • Wear resistance – withstands mechanical stress, making it ideal for stairs and furniture.

  • Easy to work with – sands, mills, and bends better than oak.

  • Natural appearance – light color that easily absorbs stains for various shades.

  • More affordable than oak – significantly cheaper but still strong and durable.

  • Eco-friendly choice – sourced from European forests, with a lower carbon footprint than exotic woods.

 

Beech vs. Oak vs. Ash. Which one is better?

  • Beech is cheaper than oak but similarly durable – a great balance between price and quality.

  • Compared to ash, it is harder, less flexible, but more resistant to wear.

  • If you want luxury and maximum moisture resistance, choose oak. If you're looking for a durable and cost-effective material, beech is the best choice!

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Why choose beech?

If you are looking for a durable, affordable, and aesthetically pleasing material, beech is the best choice. It provides high strength, excellent machinability, and a lower cost compared to oak while maintaining a natural and elegant appearance.

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