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Flat real-wood veneer panels cover large walls with matched grain and planned joints, in the same finish as your doors and joinery.
Flat tongue-and-groove solid-wood boards and GP-JT147SGS solid-wood profiles give a timber wall with board-by-board rhythm.
3D solid-wood mosaic panels add relief to feature walls; curved oak-veneer corner panels turn the wood around a 90-degree corner.
Solid wood and real veneer are different builds; we agree species, grade and variation on samples.
Veneer panels have a core and a balancing back; curved corners have their own bonded build.
Shadow gaps, tongue-and-groove edges and exposed ends are finished to match the face.
| Detail | What we need from you | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Wood selection | Species and solid or veneer | Defines the wood and its look. |
| Layer build | Wall elevations | Sets panel sizes and build. |
| Panel or board format | Panel, board, mosaic or curved corner | Sets layout and projection. |
| Grain and sequence | Grain direction | Coordinates the elevation. |
| Joint and edge detail | Joint style: shadow gap or flush | Completes perimeters and openings. |
| Support and finish | Wall construction and finish | Connects the wood to the wall. |
Species, grade, veneer matching and solid-timber content set the price; very uniform grain costs more.
Flat sheets cost less than narrow boards, mosaics or curved corners.
Finishing, edges, shadow joints and numbered sequences are priced in.
Veneer panels are numbered and packed in elevation order; spares match the finish.
Pick solid or veneer, species and flat, board, mosaic or curved panels.
We set panel sizes, grain direction, joints and order on your elevations.
We detail edges, corners and fixings.
We match grain and finish to your doors and joinery and build the panels to your wall elevations.
As real-wood veneer over a stable core. Our boards and mosaics are solid wood.
Wood varies naturally. We match veneers across adjoining panels and agree the range on samples.
Panels use shadow gaps or returns; boards use tongue-and-groove edges.
With our curved oak-veneer corner panels; flat panels do not bend.
Yes, in the same veneer or finish as the face.
Our perforated oak-veneer acoustic panels. Plain wood panels are decorative.