KNOTTY OAK wall panel 19 mm 2.07×2.08 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 |
| Finish grade | knotty (face/back) |
| Moisture content | up to 8% |
| Formaldehyde emission class | E1 |
| Origin | Netherlands (Losan) |
MDF boards with exclusive knotty oak veneer are used as interior wall panels. Panels featuring a unique wood grain pattern are perfect for both city apartments and country houses. Wall cladding with veneered MDF not only creates aesthetically pleasing spaces, but also improves acoustic insulation and indoor climate.
Features of knotty oak veneered MDF wall panels
- Unique design. The pattern of each veneer face is one of a kind, as the arrangement, shape, and color of knots in the log are completely unique. It is impossible to find logs with identical wood grain. Oak veneered MDF wall panels can be further customized with wood stains, waxes, oils, or varnishes.
- Eco-friendly and safe. Made from wood-based materials, wall panels with an E1 formaldehyde emission class can be used in residential and public spaces. This cladding is safe for both people and pets. Decorative wall panels are widely used in home offices, bedrooms, and children’s rooms.
- Easy installation. Knotty oak veneered MDF wall panels are relatively lightweight. Large-format sheets significantly speed up and simplify the installation process, as only one or a few panels are needed to cover a wall.
- Optimal dimensions. Our catalog features large-format oak veneered MDF boards. Panels measuring 2.8×1.033 m are ideal for producing wall and ceiling cladding materials.
- Dense MDF core structure. Fiberboards feature a dense, uniform structure without voids or foreign inclusions, making the material easy to cut cleanly.
- Calibration. MDF boards undergo acclimatization and calibration before the natural knotty oak veneer is applied.
- High veneering quality. Experienced craftsmen use specially selected adhesives and advanced equipment. Specialists performing veneer splicing ensure pattern matching and strict adherence to the manufacturing process.
Knotty oak veneered MDF wall panels 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.
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 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 are an eco-friendly cladding material approved for use in residential spaces, kids’ rooms, and play areas. The cladding is easy to care for and retains its premium appearance for years.
Knotty oak veneered MDF wall panels for entryways and hallways
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.
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 oak veneer, MDF wall panels make an excellent design solution for offices, meeting rooms, reception areas, or relaxation zones (lounges, waiting areas, and staff dining kitchens).
Natural knotty oak veneer: key features
Sliced knotty oak veneer is a thin slice of solid wood that serves as a valuable decorative material. Oak veneer is widely used for cabinet furniture, doors, tabletops, various decorative elements, and interior wall paneling.
Oak wood is hard, dense, and durable. Solid oak is used for both interior and exterior projects. Oak is easy to work with: it saws, sands, polishes, varnishes, and paints well. The cut surface is smooth with a straight grain and clearly visible pores. Growth rings create an expressive, textured pattern.
Oak wood features light yellow sapwood and a richer heartwood. The heartwood color palette includes light straw, light brown, and dark brown tones. Over time, oak deepens in color. Natural oak veneer accurately reproduces the wood’s texture and color scheme. The facing sheets can be arranged into intriguing spliced patterns.
Textured oak veneer with a slightly rustic character is also distinguished by the presence of knots. From a technical standpoint, a knot is considered a wood defect because material with an irregular pattern is unsuitable for mass production of wall panels, fronts, countertops, and other items. However, designers and master cabinetmakers value knotty oak veneer for its unique aesthetic. A spliced veneer face features a one-of-a-kind layout of knots varying in size, shape, and shade. It is impossible to replicate this pattern, as no two tree trunks in nature are identical.
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