Elm: A wood defined by flowing grain and a bold presence, created for spaces that find their character in the dynamic movement of natural patterns.
Ulmus spp. (Elm)
560–720 kg/m³
3.0–4.5 (Medium-Hard)
3,500–5,200 N
900–1,200 kg/cm²
450–650 kg/cm²
800–1,100 kg/cm²
80–120 kg/cm²
0.16–0.22٪
0.28–0.35٪
Moderate to Good
Relatively slow; prone to warping if dried too quickly
Good; suitable for sawing, turning, sanding, and finishing
Moderate; offers limited resistance to decay in outdoor conditions
Oujamelch: The Wood of Movement
Its grain does not conceal its direction; it reveals it.
Every plank has its own sense of direction, like lines drawn by nature with quiet conviction.
This wood is made for spaces that are not meant to be still, but to have character.
Oujamelch does not simply bring texture to the surface; it transforms the surface itself into texture.
Nature’s beauty is defined by the irregularities inherent within it. The natural world is far less curated and selective than the world of design. The wood featured in the TAG Parquet Collection is, in the truest sense, a reflection of nature. TAG is created for those whose affinity with the natural world shapes their choices. From African padauk to Azerbaijani Oujamelch, every wood species used in the collection is graded in accordance with internationally recognised standards and crafted in carefully defined dimensions.
The TAG Collection also upholds Morfloor’s core principles, particularly its commitment to minimising waste through efficient timber cutting. The Tempo, Rectus, and Altus collections are the result of this philosophy. In TAG, parquet tile dimensions are kept as close as possible to the natural dimensions of the sawn timber.
We believe that every luxury product owes much of its distinction to the quality of its raw materials. Through the TAG Collection, we pay the utmost respect to the very essence of parquet flooring: wood itself.
