All Amber Wood parquet boards have a large chamfer.

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The factory produces only single-strip parquet boards, i.e. the top layer is made whole, without gluing. The basic format of the models is 1860×189×14 mm, which has already become the india mobile database for Asian production lines, as it is optimal for both large and medium-sized rooms. Recently, a narrow board with a width of 148 mm has appeared, which is more economical and suitable even for small rooms.

Amber Wood parquet board is three-layered and has a 2G glueless lock. The 2G lock is the most popular in the world for parquet boards, reliable and not as critical to the quality of the screed as other connections. Amber Wood parquet board is laid on a substrate.

The chamfer is the bevel along the perimeter of the floorboards, visually emphasizing the naturalness of the parquet. A large number of models are brushed. Brushing is cleaning the soft fibers of wood with brushes to give relief. A characteristic feature of Amber Wood is that brushed models are both oiled and varnished.

The factory uses Becker Acroma for the protective layer — a two-component alkyd varnish on an organic basis with high covering capacity due to the high content of dry residue. The varnish is durable and elastic, semi-matte with a slight shine. Becker varnishes are used by many European factories, even premium ones. The varnish meets the environmental requirements of the E1 standard.

There are several models of parquet boards under oil. Oil from the same manufacturer, Becker Acroma, with ultraviolet curing. The oil is matte, with good spreadability, so it is used for brushed models. Ultraviolet curing creates a protective film on the surface of the oil, due to which the oil does not require special care. Consumer properties of UV oil are identical to varnish and are required, rather, for technological production tasks.

Amber Wood parquet board is technologically made in the image and likeness of numerous Chinese analogues, but due to the reduction of customs and transport burdens, it successfully leads in price. Amber Wood is an inexpensive, attractive economy-class parquet without significant technical "diseases".