What is a solid wood panel?

A solid wood panel (edge-glued panel) is a wide board made by gluing solid wood lamellas along their edges. Unlike veneered MDF, it is wood through its whole section: it can be sanded and refinished, and its edges need no separate facing.

Oak solid wood panels

Oak panels, with their hardness, durability and pronounced grain, are the most popular choice for table tops, worktops, stair treads, shelves and furniture.

Walnut solid wood panels

Walnut panels, with their dark brown tone and lively grain, are used for high-end furniture, dining tables, coffee tables and decorative work. Light and dark tones can appear in the same panel; that colour variation is part of walnut's natural look. An oil or lacquer finish brings the grain out further.

Photos and specifications: walnut solid wood panel.

Chestnut solid wood panels

Chestnut panels are made from Turkish chestnut. The surface ranges from light to mid brown with a pronounced grain, close to oak in appearance. They are used for table tops, shelves, stairs and interior furniture, and suit projects that want an oak-like look in a different species.

Photos and specifications: chestnut solid wood panel.

Ash solid wood panels

Ash panels have a light tone, from cream to light brown, with a pronounced straight grain. Ash is a strong and flexible species, used for table tops, chairs and furniture, stairs and interior work. It suits projects that want a light surface with a clear grain.

Photos and specifications: ash solid wood panel.

Beech solid wood panels

Beech panels, with their light, even tone and good workability, are chosen for furniture, children's furniture and interior joinery.

Iroko solid wood panels

Iroko is a moisture-resistant tropical species, so iroko panels are used in bathrooms, kitchen worktops and semi-outdoor areas.

Thicknesses


Typical thicknesses	18 · 30 mm
In between (sometimes)	25 · 28 mm

Where are solid wood panels used?

Table tops and kitchen worktops
Stair treads and risers
Shelves, cabinets and furniture carcasses
Doors and interior joinery

Frequently asked questions

How is the price set?

Price depends on species, thickness and quantity. We give prices and availability by phone.

Which species should I choose?

Oak for durability, walnut for a dark, premium look, chestnut for an oak-like look in a different species, ash for a light surface with a clear grain, beech for a light and economical option, iroko for humid areas.