DB WOOD
Custom woodworking and restoration services for residential, commercial and institutional clients
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About DB WOOD
DB WOOD makes custom wooden windows, doors, furniture, kitchens, staircases, floors and garden structures. Services also include window and door restoration, furniture restoration, and construction of timber buildings.
The company serves clients across the Czech Republic and EU countries, including schools, kindergartens, hospitals and commercial spaces. It also coordinates larger renovation projects with external suppliers.
DB WOOD s.r.o. is headquartered in Prague and was founded in 2007. Its predecessor business began in 2001.
Product: Custom woodworking, furniture and timber construction, plus restoration and renovation services.
Jobs at DB WOOD
Leadership
- Daniel Bartoš · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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