Flat veneer panel layout
This panel uses a natural wood veneer face bonded to a plywood core. The selected core is 18 mm, with a 0.6 mm face veneer and a 0.6 mm balancing veneer on the back. It produces a broad, smooth wood surface with no ribs or narrow slats. The core, face and back belong to one panel specification, with adhesive and finish selected for that build.
The back veneer balances the faced panel and stays hidden against the wall. Exposed ends, outside corners and cutouts receive a scheduled matching wood edge or return. The nominal wood-layer sum is 19.2 mm before bondlines and coatings, so the finished sample sets the actual assembled thickness for edge trims and fixing clearance.
The selected panel face is 600 mm wide and 2400 mm high. Three panels with two 6 mm gaps span 1812 mm across the finished wood faces. The gaps separate the panels without turning the surface into slats. Joint backing color, perimeter returns and individual panel numbering follow the wall elevation; cut panels and full panels remain distinguishable on the packing list.
Oak and walnut are two face selections for the same flat plywood-core panel. The order identifies the actual wood species, veneer cut, face reference and clear-finish sheen. Natural variation is handled through an agreed face range and layout, with the selected samples kept beside the panel schedule.
Vertical grain is the selected layout direction for the tall 600 × 2400 mm panels. Veneer leaves can be arranged as a deliberate sequence instead of mixing unrelated faces across a wall. A continuous-grain or matched arrangement is specified by elevation and panel number.
The surface finish covers the selected veneer and exposed edge work. Inside corners, outside returns, base terminations and service cutouts have their own finishing details. A matching trim is a separate item where it is needed.
| Panel construction | Custom flat real-wood veneer wall panel on plywood; dry interior cladding, with square finished edges and separate attachment. |
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| Veneer face | Selected oak real wood face veneer over plywood, with balancing back veneer and clear finish |
| Selected finished panel | 600 W × 2400 H mm. Three panels plus two 6 mm face joints give 1812 mm facing width; perimeter setout additional. |
| Selected wood layers | 18 mm plywood core + 0.6 mm face veneer + 0.6 mm balancing back veneer. 19.2 mm nominal wood-layer sum before adhesive/coating; final thickness by finished sample. |
| Joints and perimeter | Selected 6 mm face joints; 10 mm perimeter setout. Bounded three-panel opening: 1832 W × 2420 H mm before any revised installation/release allowance. |
| Fixing and interfaces | Actual clips/cleats, support framing, stand-off and removal clearance by accepted wall detail. Cutouts, corners and access panels located on elevation. |
| Order contents | Numbered panels and selected finish; edges, returns, joint backing, fixing parts, samples, packing, freight and site installation individually scheduled. |
| 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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The 1812 mm three-panel width includes the two 6 mm face joints and excludes perimeter clearances. A selected 10 mm allowance at each end gives a 1832 mm setout width for a bounded opening; 10 mm top and bottom clearances give 2420 mm for the 2400 mm panels. Final perimeter gaps follow the measured wall and the chosen attachment and movement detail.
Mechanical attachment is selected for the actual wall construction, panel weight and service-access needs. Concealed cleats or clips need a matched support and release detail; their depth and removal allowance are added behind and above the finished panel. The veneer face, a thin back layer or adhesive alone is not treated as the building attachment.
This selected build is for dry interior wall cladding. Wall dampness is resolved before wood panels are fitted, with the room conditions and substrate checked for the intended installation. Outlets, switches, access doors and adjoining cabinetry are located on the elevation so their edges and removable parts do not land unexpectedly on a joint.
Finished panel sizes, wall height and the number of cut pieces determine the plywood and veneer work. Narrow returns, partial panels and openings change the cut plan. The order records full panels and cut-to-size pieces by elevation, so the price reflects the cut plan as well as the gross wall area.
Wood species, veneer cut and matched face sequences change material selection and handling. Oak and walnut use the same selected core build, while their faces have separate sample references. A matched run, spare panels or a specific veneer leaf sequence belongs in the quote.
Shadow-joint backings, finished ends, corner returns and attachment hardware are separate scheduled parts. Service openings may need reinforced or removable sections. Our quote identifies which fixing parts are supplied and which support work is completed on site.
Approved finish samples, panel labels, edge protection and packing follow the final panel schedule. Freight is based on finished sizes and the project destination. Wall preparation, site measurement, support framing, installation and final service connections are each itemized. 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.
They are selected real-wood veneer panels over a plywood core. The face is natural wood, while the core supplies the broad panel body. This construction is different from solid wood planks and printed wood-look film.
The selected finished panel is 600 × 2400 mm with 6 mm face joints. Three panels and two joints give 1812 mm of facing width. Perimeter clearances and any extra removal allowance are added on the measured wall elevation.
The panel has an 18 mm core with 0.6 mm veneer on each face, about 19.2 mm before coating. We confirm the finished thickness on the approved sample so trims and fixings are detailed to it.
Yes. The order can schedule grain direction and a numbered veneer-face sequence across the panels. The approved face range and matching layout identify the supplied finish.
The fixing detail is selected for the actual wall, loaded panel and access requirement. A concealed clip or cleat system needs its own support, stand-off and removal allowance. These items are agreed with the wall elevation and listed as their own lines in the supply schedule.
No. This selected plywood/veneer build is for dry interior walls. Direct water exposure or an exterior installation needs a different material and complete fixing/finish specification.
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