Moki

Woodworking Procedures This first step is jointing and sawing in order to transform rough lumber into smooth board and cutting huge board into appropriate sizes and shapes. After that, the wood master will start to make the wood joints for the table and then reinforce them. The process of sanding, scraping, filing and finishing will be next before installing the 4 legs of the bench. These processes are extremely important and require high level of experience and skills. These are very crucial steps as they directly impact the touch, the color and the quality of the final product. Subsequent to these important steps, the 4 legs of the table will be installed and final check will be conducted. Full of History Moki’s material comes from the deck of an old junk rig called “Sanfunghou” in the 1990. The wood was originally used at the main deck and it was extremely strong and durable. Because of its age, the junk rig needs to be scrapped and all the useful materials were then turned into different kinds of useful furniture, and Moki is one of them. Together with the history the material has and the amazing woodworking technique the wood master has, Moki has transformed into a vintage, yet contemporarily classic wooden bench. Handcrafted by Wood Master Moki is handcrafted by our Wood Master Mr Ho. He was born and raised in Hong Kong and has more than 20 years of experience in woodworking and product design. Mr Ho takes full responsibility in different stages, ranging from product design, selecting material, routing, sanding, polishing to finishing. He dedicates 200% of his time and effort in every single piece of his product and ensure all of them reach the world-class standard. Strong and Durable As mentioned, Moki’s material comes from the deck of junk rig “Sanfunghou”. You can imagine how strong and durable it needs to be in order to be qualified to be used at the main deck. Since the wood was used at the main deck, it can endure extreme condition, such as high pressure, extreme hot and cold weather and even water. With the further reinforcement and polish conducted by Wood Master Mr Ho, Moki is expected to be used for another 50 years or more.