Wall panel KNOTTY OAK (PARQUET PATTERN) 19 mm 2.8×1.033 m
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Price is indicated per 1 sq m.
Example of calculating the wall panel cost: 2.80 x 1.033 = 2.9 sq m.
| Thickness | 19 mm |
| Length | 2.80 m |
| Width | 1.033 m |
| Surface finish | OAK veneer |
| Veneer grade | knotty (parquet pattern), (front/back) |
| Moisture content | up to 8% |
| Formaldehyde emission class | E1 |
| Origin | Ukraine |
MDF boards faced with exclusive knotty oak veneer (parquet layout) are used as interior wall panels. A sheet with a unique wood grain pattern is ideal for a city apartment or a country home. Wall paneling with veneered MDF not only creates aesthetic spaces, but also improves sound insulation and indoor microclimate.
Features of MDF wall panels in knotty oak veneer (parquet pattern)
- Unique design. The pattern of each spliced sheet is unique, as the arrangement, shape, and color of knots in a tree trunk never repeat. No two logs have the same grain pattern. Knotty oak veneered MDF wall panels can be personalized even further by finishing the surface with stain, wax, oil, or varnish.
- Environmental safety. Made from wood-based materials, wall panels with formaldehyde emission class E1 are suitable for residential and public spaces. Such cladding is safe for people and pets. Decorative wall panels are widely used in offices, bedrooms, and children’s rooms.
- Easy installation. Knotty oak veneered MDF wall panels (parquet pattern) are relatively lightweight. Large panel sizes significantly simplify and speed up the cladding process, requiring only one or a few sheets to be mounted on a wall.
- Optimal dimensions. Our catalog features large-format oak-veneered MDF boards (parquet layout). The 2.8×1.033 m sheet size is ideal for manufacturing wall and ceiling cladding materials.
- Dense MDF structure. Medium-density fiberboards feature a dense, uniform structure without voids or foreign impurities, making the material easy to cut.
- Calibration. MDF boards undergo acclimation and calibration prior to bonding with natural knotty oak veneer (parquet pattern).
- High veneering quality. Experienced craftsmen use properly selected adhesives and state-of-the-art equipment. Veneering specialists ensure pattern consistency of the face layout and strict adherence to the technological process.
Knotty oak veneered MDF wall panels (parquet pattern) in interior design
Wall paneling is a timeless classic in interior design. Designers actively use decorative wall panels instead of wallpaper or paint. Cladding materials with unique wood grain help create a personalized space. A veneered surface is visually hard to distinguish from solid wood, making wood-look wall panels a great choice for both classic and contemporary interiors.
Knotty oak veneered MDF wall panels for bedrooms
Wood-look wall panels help create a cozy atmosphere, which is especially important for the bedroom. Wall cladding behind the bed can serve as a seamless extension of a wooden headboard or become a striking accent wall. Backlit wall panels are gaining increasing popularity: an LED strip integrated into the panel or between two boards provides subtle secondary lighting.
Knotty oak veneered MDF wall panels (parquet pattern) for living rooms
Oak-veneered MDF wall panels look equally impressive in the living area. Cladding living room walls with wood materials is a classic solution for country, vintage, neoclassical, eco, retro, eclectic, rustic, and Provence-style interiors.
Knotty oak veneered MDF panels for children’s rooms
MDF panels with natural knotty oak veneer (parquet pattern) are an eco-friendly cladding material approved for use in residential spaces, children’s rooms, and play areas. The wall paneling is easy to maintain and retains its presentable look for years.
Knotty oak veneered MDF wall panels (parquet pattern) for hallways and corridors
The calling card of a home—this is often how the entryway of a country house or the hallway of an urban apartment is described. Cladding in natural tones without loud accents is ideal for compact spaces. Oak-veneered MDF wall panels are frequently used to emphasize a calm, relaxed atmosphere.
Parquet pattern knotty oak veneered MDF wall panels for staircases and halls
Veneered MDF wall panels are a practical solution for finishing hallways, staircases, hotel lobbies, and office buildings. Wood-based cladding is successfully used in residential homes as well as public and commercial spaces. MDF wall panels seamlessly fit into both sleek contemporary and prestigious traditional interiors.
Exclusive MDF wall panels for offices, studies, and conference rooms
Public spaces require wear-resistant, environmentally safe materials free of visual clutter. Faced with exclusive knotty oak veneer, MDF wall panels make an excellent solution for offices, meeting rooms, reception areas, or relaxation zones (lounges, waiting areas, and staff dining kitchens).
Features of natural knotty oak veneer
Sliced knotty oak veneer is a decorative material used for cladding various interior elements. The thin slice of natural wood accurately captures the unique grain and distinctive color transitions of solid timber. Exclusive knotty oak veneer is highly valued by designers, cabinetmakers, and joiners for its aesthetic qualities, environmental safety, and ease of processing.
Natural knotty oak veneer is produced from specially selected logs. Solid oak is used for both exterior and interior applications. Hand tools as well as industrial machinery can be used to work the wood. The material saws, glues, polishes, and sands with ease. Oak lends itself well to finishing: staining, brushing, bleaching, varnishing, and painting.
Pores and straight grain are clearly visible on the textured sliced surface. Oak’s color palette ranges from light yellow or straw to dark brown. The sapwood is lighter, while the heartwood is richer. Over time, oak wood naturally darkens.
An expressive pattern is created not only by growth rings, but also by knots. From a technical standpoint, a knot is considered a wood defect, making cladding material with an irregular pattern unsuitable for mass production. However, knotty oak veneer is prized when crafting bespoke and designer pieces.
Sliced knotty oak veneer is used to assemble layons with captivating patterns. Traditional matching techniques (book/mirror, slip, reverse) are sometimes used, though knots can make creating a specific pattern challenging. The veneering on this MDF panel mimics a parquet pattern. This effect is achieved by combining veneer leaves of varying textures and shades. The parquet-style wall panel looks right at home in a home office, bedroom, or living room.
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