Blinds Project
Raw Material Origin and Grade
Core production areas: High-quality basswood is primarily sourced from Russia’s Far East, the Balkan Peninsula in Europe, and Northeast China (such as the forested regions around Mudanjiang). Among these, Russian-imported basswood—owing to its long growth cycle (30–50 years) and cold climate—is denser and more dimensionally stable, making it the preferred material for premium blinds.
Material grade: Classified according to grain pattern, knots, and moisture content into Grade A (no knots, uniform grain), Grade B (few small knots), and Grade C (more knots). Blinds are typically made from Grade A basswood to ensure both an aesthetically pleasing appearance and structural stability.
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