Solid-block mosaic
The selected module carries nine solid-wood blocks on a 12 mm plywood backplate. Each block has a 98 × 98 mm face, with 3 mm gaps between rows and columns. Three faces and two gaps make the 300 mm module width. The backing holds the numbered pattern as a unit; this is not a continuous ribbed extrusion or a flat veneer sheet.
The selected wood blocks are 12, 18 or 24 mm thick, with their faces kept flat and parallel to the wall. On the 12 mm backing, the nominal wood-layer depths are 24, 30 and 36 mm before bondlines and coatings. The pattern schedule sets which depth occupies each position so adjoining modules form one planned relief across the wall.
The backplate, adhesive and wood blocks are selected as one interior assembly. Actual attachment is designed for the module mass, support wall and fixing access. Clip depth or support framing adds behind the plywood and is not included in the 36 mm deepest wood-layer dimension. Joint gaps do not serve as an assumed screw-fixing pattern.
Oak and walnut are two material selections within the same mosaic construction. Our quote identifies species, appearance range and clear-finish sheen. Block end grain, knots and color variation are reviewed together with the face sample; a highly uniform wall and a broader natural range require different selection schedules.
The selected layout uses mostly vertical grain, with the three block depths distributed across each module. Grain orientation and depth sequence are separate choices: rotating a module changes both its visual direction and the relief at the joints. The wall drawing numbers the modules and shows any approved rotation.
The 3 mm grid gaps reveal the backing color and the sides of neighboring blocks. Those surfaces receive their scheduled finish before the wall is assembled. Perimeter edges, outside corners and cut modules have specific returns or borders; they are not finished by leaving the plywood backplate exposed.
| Panel configuration | Custom dry-interior solid-wood block mosaic on plywood backing; flat square block faces in three stepped depths. |
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| Block wood | Selected solid oak square blocks in three thicknesses on a plywood module backing |
| Module and block faces | 300 × 300 mm module; nine 98 × 98 mm faces, 3 mm internal gaps. 3 × 98 + 2 × 3 = 300 mm. Module-to-module joint selected 3 mm. |
| Backing and block depths | Selected 12 mm plywood backing; 12/18/24 mm solid wood blocks. Nominal wood-layer depths 24/30/36 mm before bondlines/coatings; attachment stand-off separate. |
| Wall setout | Two modules plus one 3 mm joint = 603 mm. Four modules 2 × 2 form 603 × 603 mm, excluding perimeter clearance. Cuts and borders by elevation. |
| Finish and attachment | Species/face range, grain, depth sequence, joint-backing color and clear finish scheduled. Actual wall, assembly mass and fixing access govern attachment. |
| Supply | Numbered modules and agreed finish; borders, cut units, spare pieces, fixing/support parts, samples, packing, freight and installation, each listed. |
| Minimum order | Supplied in full packing units from one production batch, rounded up from your area. Small lots can ship with the rest of your project list in one container. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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Two 300 mm modules with a 3 mm joint span 603 mm. A two-by-two arrangement is 603 × 603 mm before perimeter clearance. Module count and joint count are therefore different inputs when a larger wall is measured. Perimeter cuts, borders and spare modules are shown on the elevation instead of hiding them in a generic coverage allowance.
The deepest selected wood face sits 36 mm ahead of the backplate rear before adhesive and finish; attachment stand-off is added on top. Switches, outlets, door trim and adjacent millwork need returns sized to the completed build. Service openings are planned as complete edges before the depth sequence is installed, so no blocks are cut through on site.
This selected solid-wood and plywood assembly is for dry interior walls. The substrate, room conditions and adhesive compatibility are resolved for the project before installation. The stepped face can collect dust along its ledges, so the finish and cleaning approach must allow access to the recesses without saturating the wood.
Each 300 mm module contains nine selected blocks. Species, face range and the balance of 12, 18 and 24 mm pieces affect cutting and sorting. A new relief sequence changes the assembly schedule; a species change can stay within the same module design.
Plywood backs, the block bond and finish work are part of the module price. Cut units and reinforced or removable service areas add separate work. Fixing hardware and support framing are priced from the actual completed assembly and wall detail.
Borders, external corners and exposed ends can require full-depth returns to match the relief. Replacement blocks and spare modules are listed by species, depth and finish. Their quantity follows the actual wall layout and maintenance plan.
A sample module establishes wood selection, finish and the relief arrangement before the full order. Packing protects projecting faces and keeps module numbers legible. Freight, wall preparation, support work and installation are each stated for the project destination. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
The selected faces are solid wood blocks attached to a plywood module backing. Their physical 12, 18 and 24 mm thicknesses create the relief. A printed woodgrain sheet or a continuous fluted profile is a different wall product.
Each row contains three 98 mm block faces and two 3 mm gaps: 294 + 6 = 300 mm. The same calculation applies vertically. A further 3 mm joint is added between complete modules, so two modules span 603 mm, slightly more than 600 mm.
The selected deepest wood layer is 12 mm backing plus 24 mm block, or 36 mm before adhesive and finish. Clip depth, framing and installation clearance are additional. The finished sample and fixing detail establish the installed build-up.
Yes. Species and the numbered 12/18/24 mm depth sequence can be revised within this square-block construction. A sample module and wall elevation establish the actual face range, grain and layout before the order is finalized.
No. This page specifies decorative wood cladding. A project needing a measured room-acoustic outcome requires its own evaluated assembly.
Our quote identifies the numbered modules, wood and finish. Borders, cut units, spare blocks, attachment parts, packing and freight are separate scheduled lines. Wall preparation, structural support and site installation are assigned for the actual project.
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