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What is a solid wood panel? Definition
A solid wood panel (or rough wood panel) is a wood panel that is untreated and unfinished. This means it has not undergone any further processing after sawing, namely:
- No planing: the panel surface is not perfectly flat and may have irregularities.
- No finish: the panel is not sanded, oiled or varnished. Its colour is natural and it may show grain, knots and imperfections.
Solid wood panels are generally made from softwoods such as fir, spruce or pine. They are available in various thicknesses, lengths and widths.
What types of solid wood panels are available?
Many wood species are used for rough wood panels, including:
- Acacia
- Spruce
- Beech
- Iroko
- Pine
- Larch
How to choose solid wood panels?
Choosing solid wood panels can be tricky. Here are a few factors to consider:
- Decide what you will use the solid wood panels for,
- Choose the thickness, width and length of the panels according to your needs,
- Choose the wood species according to the desired look,
Why use solid wood panels?
Solid wood panels offer many benefits, including:
- Price: rough wood panels are generally cheaper than finished panels,
- Versatility: solid wood panels can be used for a wide variety of projects, such as furniture, shelving and panelling,
- Customisation: you can paint, stain, varnish or dye solid wood panels as you wish.
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