Natural material
FSC®-certified plantation wood.
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NATURAL WOOD. A MARINE VISION.
PATENTED PRODUCT · BASSO LEGNAMI
Natural wood. Marine character.
A new perspective on teak.
BLUETEAK® / NATURAL DETAIL01 / THE MATERIAL
The look of solid teak, a consistent grain, and the warmth of engineered natural wood.
FSC®-certified plantation wood.
Dimensional stability · UNI 11538-1.
Exterior bonding · EN 314, Class 3.

02 / ON BOARD
From side deck to main deck, the wood follows the yacht’s design.
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03 / SUSTAINABILITY
FSC®-certified plantation wood. A renewable resource, responsibly sourced.
When teak comes from illegal logging or unmonitored supply chains, sourcing it can contribute to deforestation, degradation of natural forests, and biodiversity loss.
EIA investigations in Myanmar have documented illegal teak trading and pressure on forests linked in part to demand from the marine industry. Understanding where wood comes from is therefore integral to choosing a material.
Read the EIA investigation ↗BlueTeak® uses plantation wood instead of relying on teak from uncontrolled sources. Growing and renewing the resource are central to this choice.
FSC® certification verifies responsible forest management against environmental, social, and economic criteria. Sustainable management and regeneration enable wood to remain a renewable resource over time.
FSC® chain of custody verifies certified materials throughout the supply chain. The BlueTeak® data sheet lists code FSC-C111413.
Responsible management according to FSC® ↗Choosing a material also means choosing its origin.
View the BlueTeak® data sheet (Italian) ↗FSC® chain of custody ↗
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