Solid Wood Panels

We offer high-quality edge-glued furniture panels — a premium sheet material comprised of glued wooden staves (lamellas). Available stock includes edge-glued panels made of oak, ash, beech, alder, and pine. We supply both solid-stave and finger-jointed panels in these and other wood species.

Full-Stave Oak Solid Wood Panel, 19 mm, 0.98×0.65 m, Grade 1

  • Wood species: Oak
  • Thickness: 19 mm
  • Grade: 1
1 191  / sheet
Type
Full-stave
Moisture content
8-10%
Dimensions
0.98x0.65 m

Full-Stave Oak Solid Wood Panel, 18 mm, 0.9-1.8×0.65 m, Grade 1

  • Wood species: Oak
  • Thickness: 18 mm
  • Grade: 1
2 780  / m²
Type
Full-stave
Moisture content
8-10%
Dimensions
0.9-1.8x0.65 m
Made to order

Full-Stave Oak Solid Wood Panel, 16 mm, 0.98-1.28×0.65 m, Grade 1

  • Wood species: Oak
  • Thickness: 16 mm
  • Grade: 1
2 471  / m²
Type
Full-stave
Moisture content
8-10%
Dimensions
0.98-1.28x0.65 m

Finger-Jointed Oak Solid Wood Panel, 40 mm, 3×0.62 m, Grade 2-2 (sandwich)

  • Wood species: Oak
  • Thickness: 40 mm
  • Grade: 2-2 (sandwich)
On request
Type
Finger-jointed
Moisture content
8-10%
Dimensions
3x0.62 m

Finger-Jointed Oak Solid Wood Panel, 40 mm, 3×0.62 m, Grade 1-2 (sandwich)

  • Wood species: Oak
  • Thickness: 40 mm
  • Grade: 1-2 (sandwich)
16 921  / sheet
Type
Finger-jointed
Moisture content
8-10%
Dimensions
3x0.62 m

Finger-Jointed Oak Solid Wood Panel, 40 mm, 1.3×0.67/0.5 m, Grade 1

  • Wood species: Oak
  • Thickness: 40 mm
  • Grade: 1
4 891  / m²
Type
Finger-jointed
Moisture content
8-10%
Dimensions
1.3x0.67/0.5 m

Finger-Jointed Oak Solid Wood Panel, 20 mm, 3×1.22 m, Grade 2

  • Wood species: Oak
  • Thickness: 20 mm
  • Grade: 2
6 594  / sheet
Type
Finger-jointed
Moisture content
8-10%
Dimensions
3x1.22 m

Finger-Jointed Oak Solid Wood Panel, 20 mm, 3×1.22 m, Grade 1

  • Wood species: Oak
  • Thickness: 20 mm
  • Grade: 1
8 479  / sheet
Type
Finger-jointed
Moisture content
8-10%
Dimensions
3x1.22 m

Finger-Jointed Oak Solid Wood Panel, 20 mm, 3×1 m, Grade 2

  • Wood species: Oak
  • Thickness: 20 mm
  • Grade: 2
5 405  / sheet
Type
Finger-jointed
Moisture content
8-10%
Dimensions
3x1 m

Finger-Jointed Oak Solid Wood Panel, 20 mm, 3×0.8 m, Grade 2

  • Wood species: Oak
  • Thickness: 20 mm
  • Grade: 2
4 324  / sheet
Type
Finger-jointed
Moisture content
8-10%
Dimensions
3x0.8 m

Finger-Jointed Oak Solid Wood Panel, 20 mm, 2.4/2.6/2.8/3×0.65 m, Grade 1

  • Wood species: Oak
  • Thickness: 20 mm
  • Grade: 1
2 317  / m²
Type
Finger-jointed
Moisture content
8-10%
Dimensions
2.4/2.6/2.8/3x0.65 m

Finger-Jointed Oak Solid Wood Panel, 20 mm, 2.25×0.76 m, Grade 2

  • Wood species: Oak
  • Thickness: 20 mm
  • Grade: 2
3 081  / sheet
Type
Finger-jointed
Moisture content
8-10%
Dimensions
2.25x0.76 m

Solid Wood Panels: Buying Guide, Species, Grades & Specifications

We offer high-quality edge-glued furniture panels — a premium sheet material comprised of glued wooden staves (lamellas). Available stock includes edge-glued panels made of oak, ash, beech, alder, and pine. We supply both solid-stave and finger-jointed panels in these and other wood species. Available for purchase from 1 panel, with wholesale options also available. Self-collection and shipping across Ukraine are provided.

In terms of stability, strength, and wear resistance, edge-glued board outperforms solid timber. The panels are used in the production of worktops, shelves, shelving units, headboards, stools, stairs, cabinet furniture, internal partitions, platforms, and wall and ceiling cladding.

Key Advantages of Glued Panels:

  • Dimensional Stability. Thanks to precision-glued joints, the panels are rigid and stable. Unlike wide solid planks, furniture boards retain their geometry and are less prone to warping or shrinking.
  • Strength. Products made from these panels easily withstand the mechanical loads typical of residential and commercial environments. Surfaces can be lacquered or oiled for enhanced protection against scratches and abrasions.
  • Aesthetics. The material suits both classic and contemporary interiors. Finger-jointed panels feature a “patchwork” structure with varying tones and textures. Full-stave panels offer a more uniform appearance with continuous grain, closely resembling solid wood.

Please contact our manager to receive specifications for the material currently in stock.

How to Order Solid Furniture Panels in Ukraine

With over three decades of experience in the Ukrainian timber market, we supply premium materials to industry professionals. To place an order:

  1. Call us: +380 (67) 180-38-13 (Viber, Telegram).
  2. Visit our warehouse: 7D Zdolbunivska St, Kyiv (entrance via 17 Dniprovska Naberezhna).
  3. Order online: use the shopping basket on our website.

We offer nationwide shipping via major carriers. For remote orders, we provide high-resolution photos and videos of the specific batches in stock. We partner with furniture factories, interior designers, joinery workshops, and craft studios.

Furniture Board: What Is It?

An edge-glued panel (solid wood panel) is a sheet material made of wooden staves (lamellas) that are precisely sized and glued together. The width of these staves can vary: typically, segments 20–30 mm wide are used, but panels with staves 40–50 mm wide are also common. Made entirely of natural wood, these panels preserve the texture of solid timber, making them highly popular for producing interior elements. However, aesthetic appeal is not their only advantage. Unlike solid timber, edge-glued panels are dimensionally stable, more rigid, and not prone to warping or cracking. What gives edge-glued panels these qualities?

  1. Relief of Internal Stress. The larger the surface area, the higher the internal stress caused by uneven drying and the natural structure of the wood. This internal tension can cause solid timber and products made from it to warp or split. Sawing the wood into staves relieves most of this internal stress. Once glued together, the segments form a stable, durable structure.
  2. Alternating Grain Direction. In solid timber, the wood grain runs in a single direction. When humidity changes, the wood can deform along or across the grain. In an edge-glued panel, the staves are arranged so that the grain direction alternates between adjacent segments. This alternating pattern significantly reduces the risk of panel deformation.
  3. Uniform Drying of Raw Material. Staves are made from dry lumber with a moisture content of about 8–10%. Kiln drying ensures that the wood is uniformly and thoroughly dried.
  4. Quality Control of Staves. The staves are sorted by quality, length, and width. Segments with cracks, large knots, or resin pockets are rejected. This meticulous sorting results in a homogeneous, high-quality material. With solid wood, by contrast, defects can run through the entire log.
  5. Gluing. Utilizing the right adhesive creates an exceptionally strong bond.

These glued joints add extra rigidity to the entire panel. Edge-glued panels are stable, easy to work with, eco-friendly (made of natural wood and safe glue, making them fully recyclable), and highly aesthetic, perfectly capturing the texture and color palette of natural timber. This unique combination of properties makes the material highly sought after by our clients.

Varieties of Edge-Glued Panels

The joinery market offers edge-glued panels (furniture boards) distinguished by:

Manufacturing technology:

  • Finger-Jointed. Consists of short wooden lamellas arranged in a staggered pattern and glued both lengthwise and widthwise. The segments are joined using finger joints (micro-tenons). The surface features a characteristic «patchwork» or block-pattern appearance.
  • Full Stave (Solid Stave). Manufactured from lamellas that run the full length of the panel. The board length corresponds to the length of the individual staves. Staves are glued only edge-to-edge (widthwise), creating a more uniform and natural wood surface.
  • Raw Material Type. Produced from both softwood and hardwood species. Pine is the standard cost-effective option, while Oak, Ash, Beech, Alder, Larch, Birch, Linden (Lime), Bamboo, and Teak are available for premium applications.
  • Application Area. Classified by moisture resistance as MR (Moisture Resistant for interior use) or BWP (Boiling Water Proof for exterior/weatherproof applications).
  • Grading. Extra Grade: Staves are perfectly matched by grain pattern and color; the surface is uniform and completely free of knots. Grade 1 (A): Minor tonal variations are permitted; technical characteristics are comparable to Extra grade. Grade 2 (B): Variations in shades and wood texture are allowed; the surface remains free of cracks. Grade 3 (C): Significant color variation, sapwood, healthy knots, and minor surface cracks are permitted. These panels are often painted or veneered to conceal natural defects.

Ash Edge-Glued Panels: Types & Sizes

Ash timber is characterized by its high hardness (4.1 Brinell), density (approx. 690 kg/m³), and excellent wear resistance. Its light color palette and pronounced grain pattern are ideal for Loft, Scandinavian, Retro, and Minimalist interior styles.

Panel Type Thickness (mm) Width (m) Length (m) Grade
Finger-Jointed 20 / 40 (double-layered) 0,65 1 – 2 1

1/1 (А/А)

Full Stave 20 / 40 (double-layered) 0,65 0,6 – 3 1

1/1 (А/А)

20 mm Ash edge-glued panels are available in stock. We manufacture 40 mm Ash panels to order using a double-layered («sandwich») construction for enhanced dimensional stability. Production lead time is up to 10 working days.

Oak edge-glued panels: dimensions and specifications

Oak is the most sought-after species in the Ukrainian market. Solid oak is approximately 30% harder than ash (Brinell hardness 3.7) and offers excellent machinability. With a density of 720 kg/m³ and a distinct, pronounced grain pattern, this timber integrates seamlessly into both contemporary and classic interiors.

We supply oak panels to furniture manufacturers and craftsmen with the following specifications:

Panel type Thickness, mm Width, m Length, m Grade
Finger-jointed 20

40 («sandwich»)

0.62

0.92

1.00

1.22

1 – 3 1

2

1/2

2/2

Full-stave 20

40 («sandwich»)

0.65 1 – 2 1

1/1

Finger-jointed oak edge-glued panels are available in stock. Current availability is maintained in our catalogue and price list. Clients are invited to personally select 20 mm oak panels in Grade 1 or 2 for their specific projects.

We produce 40 mm oak panels (furniture boards) to order, available for both retail and wholesale purchase. These «sandwiches» are engineered by bonding two 20 mm boards. By combining different face grades, we offer 40 mm panels in 1/1, 1/2, or 2/2 grades. These thicker panels are highly recommended for worktops and countertops, as the multi-layered glued structure provides superior dimensional stability and wear resistance.

Beech edge-glued panels: dimensions and varieties

Beech is a premium hardwood with a Brinell hardness of 3.8. With a density of 660 kg/m³, its mechanical performance is comparable to oak. While beech has lower natural moisture resistance, this is effectively mitigated through professional surface treatment (impregnation, lacquering, or oiling). Products made from glued beech are exceptionally durable, making them suitable for high-traffic public spaces and residential interiors.

Both finger-jointed and full-stave beech panels are available with the following characteristics:

Panel type Thickness, mm Width, m Length, m Grade
Finger-jointed 20

40 («sandwich»)

0.65 1 – 3 1

1/1

Full-stave 20

40 («sandwich»)

0.65

1.00

1 – 2 1

1/1

20 mm edge-glued beech is a stock item. We also accept custom orders for 40 mm «sandwich» panels. These double-layered boards offer increased stability against warping due to their engineered structure. The manufacturing lead time for custom orders is up to 10 working days.

Alder edge-glued panels: types and dimensions

Alder is a preferred soft timber known for its ease of processing and superior finishing qualities. It has a density of 520-550 kg/m³ and a Brinell hardness of 3. The homogeneous structure of solid alder absorbs stains and tints exceptionally well, allowing it to be finished as an imitation of more expensive species. Please note that untreated alder timber naturally darkens over time.

You can order alder furniture boards with the parameters specified below:

Type Thickness, mm Width, m Length, m Grade
Finger-jointed 20

40 («sandwich»)

0.65 1 – 3

(0.5 m increments)

1

1/1

Full-stave 20

40 («sandwich»)*

*to order

0.65 1 – 2

(0.5 m increments)

1

1/1

Alder panels are an excellent material for interior components and decorative elements. Woodworking experts recommend glued alder for applications that are not subject to heavy mechanical loads or high-impact wear.

Spruce edge-glued panels: varieties

Spruce timber (Carpathian spruce, European spruce) is a versatile and accessible material for construction and joinery. In terms of technical performance, spruce is comparable to pine, with the key distinction being its lower resin content. It has a Brinell hardness of 1.5–1.7 and a density of 400–450 kg/m³. This light-colored wood features a straight grain and a relatively coarse texture. The figure is distinct, and knots are a characteristic feature of the species.

Dimensions of edge-glued solid spruce panels:

Type Thickness, mm Width, m Length, m Grade
Finger-jointed lamellas 20; 40 («sandwich») 0.65 1–3 (0.5 m increment) 1; 1/1
Full-length lamellas 20; 40 («sandwich»)* on request 0.65 1–2 (0.5 m increment) 1; 1/1

Softwood furniture boards are ideally suited for manufacturing furniture in chalet, country, rustic, and eco-friendly styles.

Maple edge-glued panels: types

Solid maple is characterized by its hardness and density, yet it remains easy to process. This uniform timber comes in light shades (cream, light sand, off-white) and features a subtle, delicate grain pattern. Maple is prone to curly grain figures, which are highly prized by cabinetmakers. Logs featuring “bird’s eye,” “burls,” or “flame” patterns are frequently utilized for high-end projects.

Craftsmen can order edge-glued maple in the following dimensions:

Type Thickness, mm Width, m Length, m Grade
Finger-jointed lamellas 20; 40 («sandwich») 0.65 1–3 (0.5 m increment) 1; 1/1
Full-length lamellas 20; 40 («sandwich»)* on request 0.65 1–2 (0.5 m increment) 1; 1/1

Maple edge-glued panels are preferred for projects where minimalism and clean lines are paramount. The wood’s texture can be further enhanced using stains, oils, waxes, or lacquers.

Cherry edge-glued panels: dimensions

Fruitwoods are a premium source of high-quality industrial timber. Joiners value solid cherry for its decorative appeal, expressive grain, and unique palette of warm golden, pink, and brown tones. It is often used as a sophisticated alternative to mahogany.

Cherry is a hardwood species with a density of 580–650 kg/m³ and a Brinell hardness of 3.2. The material is well-suited for both hand-tooling and industrial machining. Solid cherry wood is highly resistant to mechanical wear and impact.

Cherry boards are available to order with the following parameters:

Type Thickness, mm Width, m Length, m Grade
Finger-jointed lamellas 20; 40 («sandwich») 0.65 1–3 (0.5 m increment) 1; 1/1
Full-length lamellas 20; 40 («sandwich»)* on request 0.65 1–2 (0.5 m increment) 1; 1/1

Products made from edge-glued cherry integrate seamlessly into various interior styles, including retro, neoclassical, classic, vintage, eclectic, and Art Deco.

European walnut edge-glued panels: parameters

Durable and aesthetically striking, solid European walnut is a staple in the production of premium furniture and interior elements. The timber’s color profile ranges from various shades of brown to subtle inclusions of gray, purple, and dark chocolate.

European walnut is a hard (5 Brinell) and dense (650–750 kg/m³) species. Edge-glued walnut panels withstand significant mechanical loads, making them ideal for furnishing executive offices, conference halls, hotels, and luxury residential projects.

European walnut furniture boards are offered in the following sizes:

Type Thickness, mm Width, m Length, m Grade
From finger-jointed lamellas 20; 40 («sandwich») 0.65 1–3 (0.5 m increment) 1; 1/1
From full-length lamellas 20; 40 («sandwich»)* on request (double-layer gluing) 0.65 1–2 (0.5 m increment) 1; 1/1

We offer both 20 mm panels and 40 mm («forties») boards. Sandwich (multi-layer) panels are manufactured to custom specifications. Please contact our manager for current pricing.

American walnut edge-glued panels: varieties

American walnut is an exclusive, high-value timber used for designer furniture and premium interior finishes. The defining feature of this solid wood is its rich palette of dark brown tones with purple, black, and reddish undertones. Black walnut typically features a straight grain, though figured timber with interlocked grain also occurs.

This hard, dense, and heavy wood provides an expressive pattern that is excellent for high-end panel production. The following options are available:

Type Thickness, mm Width, m Length, m Grade
From finger-jointed lamellas 20; 40 («sandwich») 0.65 1–3 (0.5 m increment) 1; 1/1
From full-length lamellas 20; 40 («sandwich»)* on request (double-layer gluing) 0.65 1–2 (0.5 m increment) 1; 1/1

American walnut edge-glued panels can be custom-ordered. Prices in our catalog and price list are indicated per square meter. The final cost of the panel depends on the thickness, dimensions, and grade.

Elm edge-glued panel: typology

As a hardwood with a Brinell hardness of 3.8, elm wood is characterized by high bending and compressive strength. This uniform solid timber with a straight grain and distinct figure has a density of 580–750 kg/m³. The color palette of the species includes various brown and brownish-tan shades.

Edge-glued elm is suitable for stairs, furniture fronts, worktops, wall panels, and other interior elements. We offer board materials in the following formats:

Type Thickness, mm Width, m Length, m Grade
Finger-jointed staves 20

40 («sandwich»)

0.65

1 – 3

(0.5 m step)

1 1/1
Full staves 20

40 («sandwich»)*

*custom bonding of two 20 mm boards

0.65

1 – 2

(0.5 m step)

1 1/1

To order elm boards with specific dimensions and thicknesses, please contact our sales manager.

Pine edge-glued panel: sizes

Pine is a softwood with a Brinell hardness of 2.5. When properly kiln-dried, the timber (density 500–550 kg/m³) exhibits excellent dimensional stability. This solid wood is easy to process: it can be drilled, sawn, glued, sanded, stained, and varnished without difficulty.

The color palette includes shades ranging from light yellow to reddish-brown. Annual rings are clearly defined, and knots and resin pockets are characteristic features of the texture.

You can purchase pine furniture boards for furniture production, wall and ceiling cladding, and partitions. This cost-effective material is widely used to create aesthetic and environmentally friendly products. Boards are available for order with the following parameters:

Type Thickness, mm Width, m Length, m Grade
Finger-jointed staves 20

40 («sandwich»)

0.65

1 – 3

(0.5 m step)

1 1/1
Full staves 20

40 («sandwich»)

0.65

1 – 2

(0.5 m step)

1 1/1

We produce 40 mm pine furniture boards to order. Double-layer bonding (the “sandwich” technique) takes up to 10 working days. Pine boards of other thicknesses are also available upon individual request.

Application areas of solid wood panels

What can be manufactured from wooden edge-glued panels? The panels are easy to work with: they can be sawn, sanded, polished, stained, and varnished effortlessly. The material is used to create products such as:

  • Worktops. Furniture boards are an excellent choice for worktops. Designers and craftsmen consider edge-glued panels the optimal solution for work surfaces due to their functional and decorative qualities. Stave-constructed boards are rigid, stable, and durable. While wood patterns vary by species, solid wood harmoniously fits various interior styles: loft, retro, minimalism, art, eclectic, and industrial. A furniture board worktop for desks or dining tables lasts for decades. The boards are also used to manufacture retail counters, bar tops, kitchen islands, and reception desks for hotels and offices.
  • Storage systems. Edge-glued panels are used to create long shelves capable of withstanding significant loads. Boards are utilized in the production of bookcases, floor and wall shelving units (both open and closed types), drawers, and wardrobe storage systems.
  • Staircase components. Stair treads made of furniture boards are a standard industry solution. Due to the higher number of glue joints and increased structural rigidity, craftsmen frequently choose finger-jointed panels for stairs. Glued timber withstands the operational loads of both residential and public spaces. Wooden staircases remain a hallmark of country houses, chalets, townhouses, and hotel suites.
  • Partitions. Using non-load-bearing timber structures, it is possible to modify the layout of rooms of various sizes. Internal walls, partitions, dividing screens, and mobile room dividers allow for the creation of functional zones in apartments, houses, offices, retail spaces, and cafes.
  • Wall and ceiling panels. Cladding walls and ceilings with solid wood is an effective way to reduce noise levels and improve the microclimate. The boards are also used as interior feature panels. Finger-jointed boards are chosen by those who appreciate a diverse wood texture, while full-stave (solid stave) panels are preferred for refined, minimalist designs.

Furthermore, these boards are used to manufacture bed headboards, seats for stools, benches, and ottomans, cabinet furniture elements, podiums, stands, organizers, and various home decor items.

Where to Buy Solid Wood Panels at a Competitive Price in Ukraine?

WoodWay Expert brings over 30 years of excellence to the timber products market. Our team has supported the implementation of hundreds of design projects, varying in scale and technical complexity. We prioritize long-term partnerships and offer premium furniture boards (edge-glued panels) on highly competitive terms. To order wood-based materials, visit our warehouse-showroom, contact our sales department, or submit an inquiry via our website.

Main reasons why clients choose us:

  • In-stock availability. Softwood and hardwood furniture boards are core components of our stock programme. 20 mm thick panels are available for immediate dispatch; 40 mm multi-layer panels and custom thicknesses are available upon request.
  • Wholesale and retail supply. We cater to both individual needs for single-piece solid-stave or finger-jointed panels and high-volume wholesale requirements.
  • Expert consultation and remote selection. You can inspect and select finger-jointed or solid-stave boards in person at our warehouse. For clients in other regions, we provide a digital selection service: simply provide your technical specifications, and our managers will send high-resolution photos and detailed specs of the specific panels assigned to your order.
  • Personalised commercial offers. We offer a flexible discount system for wholesale orders and regular partners. Pricing depends on the order volume and the specific wood grade.
  • Self-pickup and nationwide delivery. Orders can be collected directly from our Kyiv warehouse (Ex-works). We also coordinate shipping across Ukraine via reliable freight and logistics providers.
  • Value-added processing services. We provide industrial cross-cutting (transport cutting) for all purchased boards. Additional services include cutting pattern optimization, veneer face matching, professional veneering, and edge-banding upon request.
  • Flexible payment methods. We accept payments via bank transfer (for legal entities and VAT-registered companies) or cash at the warehouse (accompanied by a fiscal receipt).

We collaborate with both large-scale manufacturers and retail customers and are always open to new challenges. Get in touch today!

Where to Buy Solid Wood Panels at a Competitive Price in Ukraine?

WoodWay Expert brings over 30 years of excellence to the timber products market. Our team has supported the implementation of hundreds of design projects, varying in scale and technical complexity. We prioritize long-term partnerships and offer premium furniture boards (edge-glued panels) on highly competitive terms. To order wood-based materials, visit our warehouse-showroom, contact our sales department, or submit an inquiry via our website.

Main reasons why clients choose us:

  • In-stock availability. Softwood and hardwood furniture boards are core components of our stock programme. 20 mm thick panels are available for immediate dispatch; 40 mm multi-layer panels and custom thicknesses are available upon request.
  • Wholesale and retail supply. We cater to both individual needs for single-piece solid-stave or finger-jointed panels and high-volume wholesale requirements.
  • Expert consultation and remote selection. You can inspect and select finger-jointed or solid-stave boards in person at our warehouse. For clients in other regions, we provide a digital selection service: simply provide your technical specifications, and our managers will send high-resolution photos and detailed specs of the specific panels assigned to your order.
  • Personalised commercial offers. We offer a flexible discount system for wholesale orders and regular partners. Pricing depends on the order volume and the specific wood grade.
  • Self-pickup and nationwide delivery. Orders can be collected directly from our Kyiv warehouse (Ex-works). We also coordinate shipping across Ukraine via reliable freight and logistics providers.
  • Value-added processing services. We provide industrial cross-cutting (transport cutting) for all purchased boards. Additional services include cutting pattern optimization, veneer face matching, professional veneering, and edge-banding upon request.
  • Flexible payment methods. We accept payments via bank transfer (for legal entities and VAT-registered companies) or cash at the warehouse (accompanied by a fiscal receipt).

We collaborate with both large-scale manufacturers and retail customers and are always open to new challenges. Get in touch today!

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Which thickness should I choose: 18-20 mm or 40 mm?

Thickness selection depends on the intended load. 18-20 mm panels are typically used for cabinet fronts, furniture carcasses, internal shelving (up to 60-80 cm spans), and drawer components. 40 mm panels are engineered for heavy-duty applications such as dining tables, stair treads, windowsills, and long-span shelving.

Where can I buy solid wood panels?

Solid-stave and finger-jointed edge-glued panels are available at the WoodWay Expert timber distribution center located at: 7d Zdolbunivska St, Kyiv. Contact us at: +380 (67) 180-38-13. We offer retail and wholesale supplies with self-pickup or nationwide delivery.

What do grades A/B, A/C, and B/C mean in panel marking?

Grading defines the visual characteristics of the panel faces, not its structural integrity. The first letter indicates the quality of the "front" face, and the second refers to the "back" face. - Grade A: Uniform texture, lamellas matched by color and grain, free of knots and sapwood. - Grade B: Minor healthy (live) knots and slight natural color variations are permitted. - Grade C: Utility grade; may contain sapwood, dark knots, and significant texture contrasts. Ideal for opaque painting.

Can edge-glued panels be used for kitchen worktops?

Yes, provided the correct species and treatment are used. Hardwoods like Oak or Ash are the industry standard for countertops. It is critical to seal the panel with high-quality hardwax oil or polyurethane lacquer on all surfaces, including edges and the underside. Avoid direct contact with hot cookware and standing water.

Why does an edge-glued panel warp?

Edge-glued panels may warp due to excessive humidity, vertical storage, deviations from kiln-drying protocols, improper surface finishing, or uneven structural loads. Our inventory consists exclusively of panels made from kiln-dried timber with an engineered multi-directional grain structure, stored in a climate-controlled environment.

How to finish (paint) a solid wood panel?

The finishing process involves several technical stages. First, the surface must be cleaned, degreased, and sanded (typically starting with 80-120 grit and finishing with 180-240 grit). Next, apply a wood primer. The final stage involves applying paint or lacquer in multiple coats with intermediate sanding. To preserve the natural wood grain, we recommend using translucent stains or hardwax oils.

Is the adhesive used in edge-glued panels safe?

Unlike particleboard (chipboard) or plywood, edge-glued panels contain a minimal volume of adhesive. We use industrial PVA glues (durability class D3 or D4) that are environmentally friendly and comply with low formaldehyde emission standards (E1).

Which edge-glued panel is best for stairs: Beech, Oak, or Ash?

- Beech. A cost-effective, high-density, and wear-resistant hardwood. - Ash. Offers an excellent price-to-performance ratio. Ash is even more impact-resistant than Oak and features a prominent, decorative grain. - Oak. The premium choice; exceptionally stable, durable, and prestigious, though it carries the highest price point.
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