Materials

In 1983, when FIAM was founded at Cimadolmo, in the Treviso area, our stores contained almost exclusively solid wood boards. However, our company's strength lies in following design trends and diversifying its production lines.
In order to fully express the evolution of products made in Italy, we have studied the features and application of different materials for our components and interior design items.
We have always favoured innovation and every project is unique. For this reason we constantly introduce the most modern materials and select technologically advanced machinery, to keep abreast of the furniture market.

MDF, wood particle board, plywood, several types of veneer, veneered aluminium, sliced veneer, stone and polyurethane.
In our Cimadolmo facilities we process a host of materials carefully selected for their quality so that our clients are sure of an excellent product.
We are never satisfied and are now expanding into finished interior design complements, actively interfacing with hardware and mechanics.
We know that our work and research will never stop and weconsider our clients' needs our challenges.

Choosing FIAM ensures top quality materials are employed in making our components and interior design furniture products.

The effect of solid wood plus the stability of luminium profiles, ideal for the office furniture.

Acquistiamo il legno massello in tavole stagionate ma anche semilavorato essiccato.

We use iroko, a hard and exotic wood, highly resistant to temperature variations and humidity, perfect for outdoor environments.

Material we use daily to veneer and laminate

Our client chooses the wood species, we process it in sheets or rolls.

In order to run interior design furniture solutions we have acquired experience of materials not related to wood in any way.

Complete painting cycles for varnish, acrylic paints and stain.

Not just screws, but also sliding systems, hinges, push/pull handles and more.

Each object must be protected by polystyrene, boxes and certified, fumigated wood crates.

This material requires special technology to fulfil the needs of contemporary designer furniture for sectors very different from the home, such as, for example, offices, bathrooms and outdoors.
Its strategic advantage is the stability of the aluminium backing, which does not forgo the natural effect of solid wood. It can be processed and supplied in several lengths and worked mechanically to clients' requirements.