Open Days Calendar 2026

Open Day Restoration offers an opportunity to discover modern and traditional techniques and technologies used in the world of restoration. The moment of comparison includes an in-depth study of various types of restoration. Practical demonstrations will address various topics: surface preparation techniques, such as cleaning, stripping, whitening, protection from biological agents; pre-treatment techniques to consolidate, fill imperfections, reconstruct surfaces; coloring and finishing techniques, such as oils, waxes, varnishes and maintenance techniques. The aim is to share with participants knowledge on the choice and use of various materials and essential tools for furniture restoration, on the resolution of common problems.

Classical gilding is a technique and an art; it can be well defined as “orthodox” for the rigor of its rules and the sacredness of the context in which it is traditionally applied. Gilding is also contemporary, because the beauty of gold cannot be removed from the most current and casual interpretations. With the Open Days dedicated to gilding we will delve into the history of this ancient technique and then proceed to its use in the contemporary world up to its industrial applications because the quality and prestige of this metal, goes through a centuries-old tradition, which evolves, without losing its value and splendor, up to the present day.

FINISHING TECHNOLOGIES AND PARQUET MAINTENANCE

With its interior oils, Borma combines high performance with ease of application and maintenance, allowing maximum freedom of expression: colours, clear finishes and effects that indulge every whim, from the most classic taste to the most modern interpretations. With the Borma Academy Open Days we will learn to appreciate the advantages of oils, how to use them correctly to obtain the best performance and how to maintain them.

FINISHING TECHNOLOGIES AND PARQUET MAINTENANCE

With its interior oils, Borma combines high performance with ease of application and maintenance, allowing maximum freedom of expression: colours, clear finishes and effects that indulge every whim, from the most classic taste to the most modern interpretations. With the Borma Academy Open Days we will learn to appreciate the advantages of oils, how to use them correctly to obtain the best performance and how to maintain them.

FINISHING TECHNOLOGIES AND PARQUET MAINTENANCE

With its interior oils, Borma combines high performance with ease of application and maintenance, allowing maximum freedom of expression: colours, clear finishes and effects that indulge every whim, from the most classic taste to the most modern interpretations. With the Borma Academy Open Days we will learn to appreciate the advantages of oils, how to use them correctly to obtain the best performance and how to maintain them.

Defects, whether natural or generated during the processing and normal use of wooden products, can be recovered using specific products chosen based on the type of the defect. Borma Touch Up Open Day offers you to delve deeper into this art of perfection using products of the highest intrinsic value and maximum ease of application, which were born from Borma’s historical experience in this sector and developed with the traditional predilection for high quality raw materials and absolute safety for the user. The excursus includes a path that runs through the techniques and products of putty application and filling, then continues with the actual touch up with paints and varnishes to then end with the insulation and fixing of the restoration work.

Wood staining is a process of adding color to wood using special dyes or pigments. This process is often part of applying finishes such as varnishes, lacquers, pigmented oils, or other treatments that change the color of the wood. Tinting can be used to modify the natural color of wood. When modifying the color of wood, it is important to note that tinting can affect the visibility of natural features of wood, such as grain and knots. Depending on the degree of transparency of the finish, these features may be more or less evident. This is useful when you want to adapt the wood to a specific style of furniture or when you want to obtain a specific shade. During the Borma Wachs Academy Open Days we will see how to use color, which essences are best suited to be treated and what tricks to use to obtain the best results.

Raw or aged wood and chalky paints are at the heart of Shabby decoration techniques, where scratches and abrasions are deliberately emphasized and reveal the passage of time, authentically historicized or artistically recreated. The Borma Academy Decoration Open Day aims to delve into the techniques for this kind of decoration so contemporary and free where the recovery or reproduction of antiques and modern artifacts remain the basis of all styles, from the most elegant to the most pop, guaranteeing also in this area, with its products, maximum creative freedom and ease of realization with constant and special attention to the safety of users and respect for the environment.

In the world of products dedicated to interior wood, we present a solution for every need: drying times differentiated based on application conditions, VOC-free formulations and natural raw materials and from renewable sources dedicated to professionals, always in an ideal balance between ecology and performance. In addition to oils, the lacquers’ offer is also diverse: single-component or cured, traditional or water-based, they meet all aesthetic and functional expectations. All finishing products are available in multiple gloss variants to create both modern and hyper-natural effects as well as more classic and decorative ones. The specific base coats allow you to obtain the maximum result by optimizing consumption on every type of support. With the Borma Wachs Open Days we will get to the heart of interior wood, offering an overview of which products and which techniques are best suited to create the best finishes and to fully preserve their beauty.

In outdoor environments, given the exposure to the sun and weather, the necessary protection of wooden surfaces must be guaranteed. We will do so with the same special attention for natural raw materials such as oils, water-based products or waxes. During the Borma Academy Open Days we will discover how to treat wood to give longevity and beauty to this precious material even in the most hostile conditions. We will see how oils, stains and top coats, available in numerous formulation variants and colors, can meet every style need, guaranteeing a long-lasting hold thanks also to UV filters and additives against harmful wood agents Furthermore, we will also delve into issues related to correct conservation with the essential detergents and maintenance products.

With the Open Days dedicated to the industrial world, we will delve into the use of products dedicated to the professional user: products designed for applications in both artisanal and industrial context. We will therefore evaluate products that have historically consolidated their effectiveness and ease of use in a very wide range of intended uses, alongside highly specialized products, formulated on the basis of specific technical-production needs, characterized by maximum speed of results and readiness for the next stage.

With the Open Days dedicated to the industrial world, we will delve into the use of products dedicated to the professional user: products designed for applications in both artisanal and industrial context. We will therefore evaluate products that have historically consolidated their effectiveness and ease of use in a very wide range of intended uses, alongside highly specialized products, formulated on the basis of specific technical-production needs, characterized by maximum speed of results and readiness for the next stage.

Open Day Restoration offers an opportunity to discover modern and traditional techniques and technologies used in the world of restoration. The moment of comparison includes an in-depth study of various types of restoration. Practical demonstrations will address various topics: surface preparation techniques, such as cleaning, stripping, whitening, protection from biological agents; pre-treatment techniques to consolidate, fill imperfections, reconstruct surfaces; coloring and finishing techniques, such as oils, waxes, varnishes and maintenance techniques. The aim is to share with participants knowledge on the choice and use of various materials and essential tools for furniture restoration, on the resolution of common problems.

Classical gilding is a technique and an art; it can be well defined as “orthodox” for the rigor of its rules and the sacredness of the context in which it is traditionally applied. Gilding is also contemporary, because the beauty of gold cannot be removed from the most current and casual interpretations. With the Open Days dedicated to gilding we will delve into the history of this ancient technique and then proceed to its use in the contemporary world up to its industrial applications because the quality and prestige of this metal, goes through a centuries-old tradition, which evolves, without losing its value and splendor, up to the present day.

Defects, whether natural or generated during the processing and normal use of wooden products, can be recovered using specific products chosen based on the type of the defect. Borma Touch Up Open Day offers you to delve deeper into this art of perfection using products of the highest intrinsic value and maximum ease of application, which were born from Borma’s historical experience in this sector and developed with the traditional predilection for high quality raw materials and absolute safety for the user. The excursus includes a path that runs through the techniques and products of putty application and filling, then continues with the actual touch up with paints and varnishes to then end with the insulation and fixing of the restoration work.

FINISHING TECHNOLOGIES AND PARQUET MAINTENANCE

With its interior oils, Borma combines high performance with ease of application and maintenance, allowing maximum freedom of expression: colours, clear finishes and effects that indulge every whim, from the most classic taste to the most modern interpretations. With the Borma Academy Open Days we will learn to appreciate the advantages of oils, how to use them correctly to obtain the best performance and how to maintain them.

FINISHING TECHNOLOGIES AND PARQUET MAINTENANCE

With its interior oils, Borma combines high performance with ease of application and maintenance, allowing maximum freedom of expression: colours, clear finishes and effects that indulge every whim, from the most classic taste to the most modern interpretations. With the Borma Academy Open Days we will learn to appreciate the advantages of oils, how to use them correctly to obtain the best performance and how to maintain them.

Wood staining is a process of adding color to wood using special dyes or pigments. This process is often part of applying finishes such as varnishes, lacquers, pigmented oils, or other treatments that change the color of the wood. Tinting can be used to modify the natural color of wood. When modifying the color of wood, it is important to note that tinting can affect the visibility of natural features of wood, such as grain and knots. Depending on the degree of transparency of the finish, these features may be more or less evident. This is useful when you want to adapt the wood to a specific style of furniture or when you want to obtain a specific shade. During the Borma Wachs Academy Open Days we will see how to use color, which essences are best suited to be treated and what tricks to use to obtain the best results.

Raw or aged wood and chalky paints are at the heart of Shabby decoration techniques, where scratches and abrasions are deliberately emphasized and reveal the passage of time, authentically historicized or artistically recreated. The Borma Academy Decoration Open Day aims to delve into the techniques for this kind of decoration so contemporary and free where the recovery or reproduction of antiques and modern artifacts remain the basis of all styles, from the most elegant to the most pop, guaranteeing also in this area, with its products, maximum creative freedom and ease of realization with constant and special attention to the safety of users and respect for the environment.

In the world of products dedicated to interior wood, we present a solution for every need: drying times differentiated based on application conditions, VOC-free formulations and natural raw materials and from renewable sources dedicated to professionals, always in an ideal balance between ecology and performance. In addition to oils, the lacquers’ offer is also diverse: single-component or cured, traditional or water-based, they meet all aesthetic and functional expectations. All finishing products are available in multiple gloss variants to create both modern and hyper-natural effects as well as more classic and decorative ones. The specific base coats allow you to obtain the maximum result by optimizing consumption on every type of support. With the Borma Wachs Open Days we will get to the heart of interior wood, offering an overview of which products and which techniques are best suited to create the best finishes and to fully preserve their beauty.

In outdoor environments, given the exposure to the sun and weather, the necessary protection of wooden surfaces must be guaranteed. We will do so with the same special attention for natural raw materials such as oils, water-based products or waxes. During the Borma Academy Open Days we will discover how to treat wood to give longevity and beauty to this precious material even in the most hostile conditions. We will see how oils, stains and top coats, available in numerous formulation variants and colors, can meet every style need, guaranteeing a long-lasting hold thanks also to UV filters and additives against harmful wood agents Furthermore, we will also delve into issues related to correct conservation with the essential detergents and maintenance products.

With the Open Days dedicated to the industrial world, we will delve into the use of products dedicated to the professional user: products designed for applications in both artisanal and industrial context. We will therefore evaluate products that have historically consolidated their effectiveness and ease of use in a very wide range of intended uses, alongside highly specialized products, formulated on the basis of specific technical-production needs, characterized by maximum speed of results and readiness for the next stage.

With the Open Days dedicated to the industrial world, we will delve into the use of products dedicated to the professional user: products designed for applications in both artisanal and industrial context. We will therefore evaluate products that have historically consolidated their effectiveness and ease of use in a very wide range of intended uses, alongside highly specialized products, formulated on the basis of specific technical-production needs, characterized by maximum speed of results and readiness for the next stage.

Open Day Restoration offers an opportunity to discover modern and traditional techniques and technologies used in the world of restoration. The moment of comparison includes an in-depth study of various types of restoration. Practical demonstrations will address various topics: surface preparation techniques, such as cleaning, stripping, whitening, protection from biological agents; pre-treatment techniques to consolidate, fill imperfections, reconstruct surfaces; coloring and finishing techniques, such as oils, waxes, varnishes and maintenance techniques. The aim is to share with participants knowledge on the choice and use of various materials and essential tools for furniture restoration, on the resolution of common problems.

Classical gilding is a technique and an art; it can be well defined as “orthodox” for the rigor of its rules and the sacredness of the context in which it is traditionally applied. Gilding is also contemporary, because the beauty of gold cannot be removed from the most current and casual interpretations. With the Open Days dedicated to gilding we will delve into the history of this ancient technique and then proceed to its use in the contemporary world up to its industrial applications because the quality and prestige of this metal, goes through a centuries-old tradition, which evolves, without losing its value and splendor, up to the present day.

Defects, whether natural or generated during the processing and normal use of wooden products, can be recovered using specific products chosen based on the type of the defect. Borma Touch Up Open Day offers you to delve deeper into this art of perfection using products of the highest intrinsic value and maximum ease of application, which were born from Borma’s historical experience in this sector and developed with the traditional predilection for high quality raw materials and absolute safety for the user. The excursus includes a path that runs through the techniques and products of putty application and filling, then continues with the actual touch up with paints and varnishes to then end with the insulation and fixing of the restoration work.

FINISHING TECHNOLOGIES AND PARQUET MAINTENANCE

With its interior oils, Borma combines high performance with ease of application and maintenance, allowing maximum freedom of expression: colours, clear finishes and effects that indulge every whim, from the most classic taste to the most modern interpretations. With the Borma Academy Open Days we will learn to appreciate the advantages of oils, how to use them correctly to obtain the best performance and how to maintain them.

FINISHING TECHNOLOGIES AND PARQUET MAINTENANCE

With its interior oils, Borma combines high performance with ease of application and maintenance, allowing maximum freedom of expression: colours, clear finishes and effects that indulge every whim, from the most classic taste to the most modern interpretations. With the Borma Academy Open Days we will learn to appreciate the advantages of oils, how to use them correctly to obtain the best performance and how to maintain them.

Wood staining is a process of adding color to wood using special dyes or pigments. This process is often part of applying finishes such as varnishes, lacquers, pigmented oils, or other treatments that change the color of the wood. Tinting can be used to modify the natural color of wood. When modifying the color of wood, it is important to note that tinting can affect the visibility of natural features of wood, such as grain and knots. Depending on the degree of transparency of the finish, these features may be more or less evident. This is useful when you want to adapt the wood to a specific style of furniture or when you want to obtain a specific shade. During the Borma Wachs Academy Open Days we will see how to use color, which essences are best suited to be treated and what tricks to use to obtain the best results.

Raw or aged wood and chalky paints are at the heart of Shabby decoration techniques, where scratches and abrasions are deliberately emphasized and reveal the passage of time, authentically historicized or artistically recreated. The Borma Academy Decoration Open Day aims to delve into the techniques for this kind of decoration so contemporary and free where the recovery or reproduction of antiques and modern artifacts remain the basis of all styles, from the most elegant to the most pop, guaranteeing also in this area, with its products, maximum creative freedom and ease of realization with constant and special attention to the safety of users and respect for the environment.

In the world of products dedicated to interior wood, we present a solution for every need: drying times differentiated based on application conditions, VOC-free formulations and natural raw materials and from renewable sources dedicated to professionals, always in an ideal balance between ecology and performance. In addition to oils, the lacquers’ offer is also diverse: single-component or cured, traditional or water-based, they meet all aesthetic and functional expectations. All finishing products are available in multiple gloss variants to create both modern and hyper-natural effects as well as more classic and decorative ones. The specific base coats allow you to obtain the maximum result by optimizing consumption on every type of support. With the Borma Wachs Open Days we will get to the heart of interior wood, offering an overview of which products and which techniques are best suited to create the best finishes and to fully preserve their beauty.

In outdoor environments, given the exposure to the sun and weather, the necessary protection of wooden surfaces must be guaranteed. We will do so with the same special attention for natural raw materials such as oils, water-based products or waxes. During the Borma Academy Open Days we will discover how to treat wood to give longevity and beauty to this precious material even in the most hostile conditions. We will see how oils, stains and top coats, available in numerous formulation variants and colors, can meet every style need, guaranteeing a long-lasting hold thanks also to UV filters and additives against harmful wood agents Furthermore, we will also delve into issues related to correct conservation with the essential detergents and maintenance products.

With the Open Days dedicated to the industrial world, we will delve into the use of products dedicated to the professional user: products designed for applications in both artisanal and industrial context. We will therefore evaluate products that have historically consolidated their effectiveness and ease of use in a very wide range of intended uses, alongside highly specialized products, formulated on the basis of specific technical-production needs, characterized by maximum speed of results and readiness for the next stage.

With the Open Days dedicated to the industrial world, we will delve into the use of products dedicated to the professional user: products designed for applications in both artisanal and industrial context. We will therefore evaluate products that have historically consolidated their effectiveness and ease of use in a very wide range of intended uses, alongside highly specialized products, formulated on the basis of specific technical-production needs, characterized by maximum speed of results and readiness for the next stage.

Wood staining is a process of adding color to wood using special dyes or pigments. This process is often part of applying finishes such as varnishes, lacquers, pigmented oils, or other treatments that change the color of the wood. Tinting can be used to modify the natural color of wood. When modifying the color of wood, it is important to note that tinting can affect the visibility of natural features of wood, such as grain and knots. Depending on the degree of transparency of the finish, these features may be more or less evident. This is useful when you want to adapt the wood to a specific style of furniture or when you want to obtain a specific shade. During the Borma Wachs Academy Open Days we will see how to use color, which essences are best suited to be treated and what tricks to use to obtain the best results.

Defects, whether natural or generated during the processing and normal use of wooden products, can be recovered using specific products chosen based on the type of the defect. Borma Touch Up Open Day offers you to delve deeper into this art of perfection using products of the highest intrinsic value and maximum ease of application, which were born from Borma’s historical experience in this sector and developed with the traditional predilection for high quality raw materials and absolute safety for the user. The excursus includes a path that runs through the techniques and products of putty application and filling, then continues with the actual touch up with paints and varnishes to then end with the insulation and fixing of the restoration work.

FINISHING TECHNOLOGIES AND PARQUET MAINTENANCE

With its interior oils, Borma combines high performance with ease of application and maintenance, allowing maximum freedom of expression: colours, clear finishes and effects that indulge every whim, from the most classic taste to the most modern interpretations. With the Borma Academy Open Days we will learn to appreciate the advantages of oils, how to use them correctly to obtain the best performance and how to maintain them.

FINISHING TECHNOLOGIES AND PARQUET MAINTENANCE

With its interior oils, Borma combines high performance with ease of application and maintenance, allowing maximum freedom of expression: colours, clear finishes and effects that indulge every whim, from the most classic taste to the most modern interpretations. With the Borma Academy Open Days we will learn to appreciate the advantages of oils, how to use them correctly to obtain the best performance and how to maintain them.

Open Day Restoration offers an opportunity to discover modern and traditional techniques and technologies used in the world of restoration. The moment of comparison includes an in-depth study of various types of restoration. Practical demonstrations will address various topics: surface preparation techniques, such as cleaning, stripping, whitening, protection from biological agents; pre-treatment techniques to consolidate, fill imperfections, reconstruct surfaces; coloring and finishing techniques, such as oils, waxes, varnishes and maintenance techniques. The aim is to share with participants knowledge on the choice and use of various materials and essential tools for furniture restoration, on the resolution of common problems.

Classical gilding is a technique and an art; it can be well defined as “orthodox” for the rigor of its rules and the sacredness of the context in which it is traditionally applied. Gilding is also contemporary, because the beauty of gold cannot be removed from the most current and casual interpretations. With the Open Days dedicated to gilding we will delve into the history of this ancient technique and then proceed to its use in the contemporary world up to its industrial applications because the quality and prestige of this metal, goes through a centuries-old tradition, which evolves, without losing its value and splendor, up to the present day.

Raw or aged wood and chalky paints are at the heart of Shabby decoration techniques, where scratches and abrasions are deliberately emphasized and reveal the passage of time, authentically historicized or artistically recreated. The Borma Academy Decoration Open Day aims to delve into the techniques for this kind of decoration so contemporary and free where the recovery or reproduction of antiques and modern artifacts remain the basis of all styles, from the most elegant to the most pop, guaranteeing also in this area, with its products, maximum creative freedom and ease of realization with constant and special attention to the safety of users and respect for the environment.

In the world of products dedicated to interior wood, we present a solution for every need: drying times differentiated based on application conditions, VOC-free formulations and natural raw materials and from renewable sources dedicated to professionals, always in an ideal balance between ecology and performance. In addition to oils, the lacquers’ offer is also diverse: single-component or cured, traditional or water-based, they meet all aesthetic and functional expectations. All finishing products are available in multiple gloss variants to create both modern and hyper-natural effects as well as more classic and decorative ones. The specific base coats allow you to obtain the maximum result by optimizing consumption on every type of support. With the Borma Wachs Open Days we will get to the heart of interior wood, offering an overview of which products and which techniques are best suited to create the best finishes and to fully preserve their beauty.

In outdoor environments, given the exposure to the sun and weather, the necessary protection of wooden surfaces must be guaranteed. We will do so with the same special attention for natural raw materials such as oils, water-based products or waxes. During the Borma Academy Open Days we will discover how to treat wood to give longevity and beauty to this precious material even in the most hostile conditions. We will see how oils, stains and top coats, available in numerous formulation variants and colors, can meet every style need, guaranteeing a long-lasting hold thanks also to UV filters and additives against harmful wood agents Furthermore, we will also delve into issues related to correct conservation with the essential detergents and maintenance products.

With the Open Days dedicated to the industrial world, we will delve into the use of products dedicated to the professional user: products designed for applications in both artisanal and industrial context. We will therefore evaluate products that have historically consolidated their effectiveness and ease of use in a very wide range of intended uses, alongside highly specialized products, formulated on the basis of specific technical-production needs, characterized by maximum speed of results and readiness for the next stage.

With the Open Days dedicated to the industrial world, we will delve into the use of products dedicated to the professional user: products designed for applications in both artisanal and industrial context. We will therefore evaluate products that have historically consolidated their effectiveness and ease of use in a very wide range of intended uses, alongside highly specialized products, formulated on the basis of specific technical-production needs, characterized by maximum speed of results and readiness for the next stage.

Open Day Restoration offers an opportunity to discover modern and traditional techniques and technologies used in the world of restoration. The moment of comparison includes an in-depth study of various types of restoration. Practical demonstrations will address various topics: surface preparation techniques, such as cleaning, stripping, whitening, protection from biological agents; pre-treatment techniques to consolidate, fill imperfections, reconstruct surfaces; coloring and finishing techniques, such as oils, waxes, varnishes and maintenance techniques. The aim is to share with participants knowledge on the choice and use of various materials and essential tools for furniture restoration, on the resolution of common problems.

Classical gilding is a technique and an art; it can be well defined as “orthodox” for the rigor of its rules and the sacredness of the context in which it is traditionally applied. Gilding is also contemporary, because the beauty of gold cannot be removed from the most current and casual interpretations. With the Open Days dedicated to gilding we will delve into the history of this ancient technique and then proceed to its use in the contemporary world up to its industrial applications because the quality and prestige of this metal, goes through a centuries-old tradition, which evolves, without losing its value and splendor, up to the present day.

Defects, whether natural or generated during the processing and normal use of wooden products, can be recovered using specific products chosen based on the type of the defect. Borma Touch Up Open Day offers you to delve deeper into this art of perfection using products of the highest intrinsic value and maximum ease of application, which were born from Borma’s historical experience in this sector and developed with the traditional predilection for high quality raw materials and absolute safety for the user. The excursus includes a path that runs through the techniques and products of putty application and filling, then continues with the actual touch up with paints and varnishes to then end with the insulation and fixing of the restoration work.

FINISHING TECHNOLOGIES AND PARQUET MAINTENANCE

With its interior oils, Borma combines high performance with ease of application and maintenance, allowing maximum freedom of expression: colours, clear finishes and effects that indulge every whim, from the most classic taste to the most modern interpretations. With the Borma Academy Open Days we will learn to appreciate the advantages of oils, how to use them correctly to obtain the best performance and how to maintain them.

FINISHING TECHNOLOGIES AND PARQUET MAINTENANCE

With its interior oils, Borma combines high performance with ease of application and maintenance, allowing maximum freedom of expression: colours, clear finishes and effects that indulge every whim, from the most classic taste to the most modern interpretations. With the Borma Academy Open Days we will learn to appreciate the advantages of oils, how to use them correctly to obtain the best performance and how to maintain them.

Wood staining is a process of adding color to wood using special dyes or pigments. This process is often part of applying finishes such as varnishes, lacquers, pigmented oils, or other treatments that change the color of the wood. Tinting can be used to modify the natural color of wood. When modifying the color of wood, it is important to note that tinting can affect the visibility of natural features of wood, such as grain and knots. Depending on the degree of transparency of the finish, these features may be more or less evident. This is useful when you want to adapt the wood to a specific style of furniture or when you want to obtain a specific shade. During the Borma Wachs Academy Open Days we will see how to use color, which essences are best suited to be treated and what tricks to use to obtain the best results.

Raw or aged wood and chalky paints are at the heart of Shabby decoration techniques, where scratches and abrasions are deliberately emphasized and reveal the passage of time, authentically historicized or artistically recreated. The Borma Academy Decoration Open Day aims to delve into the techniques for this kind of decoration so contemporary and free where the recovery or reproduction of antiques and modern artifacts remain the basis of all styles, from the most elegant to the most pop, guaranteeing also in this area, with its products, maximum creative freedom and ease of realization with constant and special attention to the safety of users and respect for the environment.

In the world of products dedicated to interior wood, we present a solution for every need: drying times differentiated based on application conditions, VOC-free formulations and natural raw materials and from renewable sources dedicated to professionals, always in an ideal balance between ecology and performance. In addition to oils, the lacquers’ offer is also diverse: single-component or cured, traditional or water-based, they meet all aesthetic and functional expectations. All finishing products are available in multiple gloss variants to create both modern and hyper-natural effects as well as more classic and decorative ones. The specific base coats allow you to obtain the maximum result by optimizing consumption on every type of support. With the Borma Wachs Open Days we will get to the heart of interior wood, offering an overview of which products and which techniques are best suited to create the best finishes and to fully preserve their beauty.

In outdoor environments, given the exposure to the sun and weather, the necessary protection of wooden surfaces must be guaranteed. We will do so with the same special attention for natural raw materials such as oils, water-based products or waxes. During the Borma Academy Open Days we will discover how to treat wood to give longevity and beauty to this precious material even in the most hostile conditions. We will see how oils, stains and top coats, available in numerous formulation variants and colors, can meet every style need, guaranteeing a long-lasting hold thanks also to UV filters and additives against harmful wood agents Furthermore, we will also delve into issues related to correct conservation with the essential detergents and maintenance products.

With the Open Days dedicated to the industrial world, we will delve into the use of products dedicated to the professional user: products designed for applications in both artisanal and industrial context. We will therefore evaluate products that have historically consolidated their effectiveness and ease of use in a very wide range of intended uses, alongside highly specialized products, formulated on the basis of specific technical-production needs, characterized by maximum speed of results and readiness for the next stage.

With the Open Days dedicated to the industrial world, we will delve into the use of products dedicated to the professional user: products designed for applications in both artisanal and industrial context. We will therefore evaluate products that have historically consolidated their effectiveness and ease of use in a very wide range of intended uses, alongside highly specialized products, formulated on the basis of specific technical-production needs, characterized by maximum speed of results and readiness for the next stage.