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Wooden flail

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Used to thresh cereals, this real tool of yesteryear, once used by our grandparents, is finding favor in our modern world once again! This rustic flail will allow you to rediscover the spirit of yesteryear and the gestures of our ancestors! This product is made of chestnut wood. A rustic and imposing wood produced in France and from well-managed forests and which does not require any chemical treatment due to the high presence of tannins. It is the choice of this type of wood that gives our flail all its characteristics of solidity and flexibility. The 2 sticks, one of which is shorter and stockier than the other, are connected to each other by a leather strap. It is also an essential accessory for a rustic decoration or even for a period reconstruction!

Foire aux questions

À quoi sert un fléau en bois ?

Le fléau est un outil agricole traditionnel utilisé pour battre les céréales afin de séparer les grains de leur enveloppe.

En quel bois est fabriqué le fléau Manufrance ?

Il est fabriqué en bois de châtaignier français, une essence naturellement riche en tanins qui offre solidité et souplesse.

Le bois reçoit-il un traitement chimique ?

Non, le bois de châtaignier utilisé ne nécessite pas de traitement chimique grâce à sa forte teneur naturelle en tanins.

Le fléau peut-il servir de décoration ?

Oui, son aspect traditionnel en fait également un objet adapté à une décoration rustique ou à une reconstitution d’époque.

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Technical Characteristics

Brand

MANUFRANCE

Know-how

The manufacturer places great importance on the choice of woods, which are selected and sourced from French forests. This product comes from a small company equipped to work with wood, which allows it to control the entire manufacturing process, from cutting to final assembly. Did you know? The flail, whose name comes from the Latin "flagellum" which means to beat, appeared in Roman Gaul in the 4th century. It was then used to beat cereals to separate the grains from the straw. It was also sometimes used as a weapon on the battlefield in the Middle Ages.

Weight

Dimension

150 cm

Origin

FRANCE