ENOUGH OF 08/15 SURFACES? We offer patterns,


us you


shapes


and colors far away from mainstream and cliché. With


have the


opportunity to bring YOUR individuality and creativity to light and adapt your living area to your personal needs. From us you get tailor-made work and quality that lasts many years...


FLATFORMING


Choose from a variety of different patterns and design your own personal dream home. Far away from mainstream mass-produced goods give your four walls their own personal look. Our range includes walls (there are many variants in both horizontal and vertical) and fronts. The flat forming process makes it possible for TZ Austria to give the design for furniture a new signature.


PREFORMING & DIAMOND CUT


By deforming the surface material, we are able to upgrade laminated panels in an easy and effective way. No further edge needs to be applied after our processing, therefore no gap between the surface and edge is visible. Both processing techniques are versatile useable and can be applied with almost all our decors.


TYPES: Diamond Cut 22


Preforming 30° Preforming 45°


Preforming 90°


TZ TISCHLERZENTRUM


We are one of the highest quality and more reliable suppliers to the furniture and door industry in the world. The success is based on the constant optimisation of the production processes in combination with well-education employees, the excellent quality of the materials used and very modern machinery.


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Bandung


Sydney North


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