This version of a sliding door for the rack FIP is made of a fascinating new material: kraftplex®. The composite wood consists entirely of unbleached cellulose fibres made from sustainably cultivated, FSC-certified Scandinavian softwoods. The manufacturers remove the lignin, a natural binder in wood, from the timber during the manufacturing process. Then they have the cellulose fibres pressed – literally baked – into boards using thermal energy. This process interlocks the fibres to such an extent that they can dispense with all adhesives and chemical additives. The wood-based material named kraftplex® is manufactured in Switzerland and southern Germany. The corrugated and dimensionally stable panels feature a refined surface structure and a medium-brown wood-like colour.