The Asche Board — solid European ash, thermally modified and precision-milled. Specified by architects, developers and design studios that take materials as seriously as the spaces they build.
Asche Board · European Ash
Asche is German for ash — the wood Europe has trusted for a thousand years wherever strength had to live inside something light. Wheel spokes, tool handles, oars: when failure was not an option, the answer was ash. The Asche Board is cut from solid European ash, kiln-dried, thermally modified and milled to furniture tolerances — a board built to be specified, not merely bought. From a single interior wall to a full terrace, it goes where the material has to perform for decades. The application is engineered. The material is inherited.
Milled Ash, Stacked
Grain DetailAlverra International is an import house. We treat the Asche Board the way a good cellar treats a vintage — sourced from one origin, handled correctly, and placed where it will be understood. Projects are where the board works; the standard is the reason it lasts.
Dense, straight-grained, and increasingly scarce. Every board begins as European ash selected for structural character — though the grain rarely disappoints.
Cut, kiln-dried and four-side milled to tolerances borrowed from furniture-making, not construction. Every edge, every face, every time.
Modified at 215 °C to a final moisture of 4–6%: dimensional stability, biological durability, and zero resin release — engineered for demanding climates and demanding clients.
Gallery Boards
The ArchiveArchitects and developers specify the Asche Board across the full breadth of a project: interior feature walls and flooring, spa suites, terraces and pool surrounds, façade and cladding programs. Limited allocations hold from a single room to an entire building — and every board in a project comes from the same origin, the same milling, the same standard.
Placed with IntentionAlverra International holds the exclusive U.S. import rights to the Asche Board. We bring it into the country in limited allocations and place it deliberately — with architects, developers and design studios that understand a solid-ash surface is specified once and kept. If you build spaces where materials matter, we should talk.
Anastasiia Amosova built Alverra International on a conviction: that European craft belongs in American projects, handled with the same intention it was made. An artist by training, she reads material the way architects do — by eye, by hand, and by how it lives in a space. She places every allocation personally, and stewards the standard the house is named for.
Trade inquiries are answered first. Tell us what you are building — a project specification, a development portfolio, a distribution territory — and we will come back with availability, terms and timelines.