Solid edge glued panel DIY Oak A/B, full stave lamellas with fixed width, 35 mm, 2-layer

Specifications

Solid Edge Glued Panel DIY – Oak A/B, Full Stave Lamellas

Oak A/B reflects the refined side of natural wood — calm, balanced, and timeless. Our DIY solid edge glued panels made from oak in A/B grade with full stave lamellas bring the elegance of solid oak into any space, offering a strong and visually clean surface for furniture, shelves, stair treads, or interior elements.

Each panel is built from long, continuous oak lamellas running the full length of the board. This full stave construction highlights the natural flow of the grain and creates a smooth, seamless appearance with fewer joints. The result is a panel that feels solid, precise, and naturally elegant.

The A/B grade ensures a balanced look. The front (A) side is clean and uniform, with a calm grain pattern and minimal natural features, while the reverse (B) may show light variations. This grading keeps the authentic character of oak while offering a more refined and orderly surface — ideal for interiors where clarity and harmony matter.

Delivered unfinished, the surface is ready for sanding, cutting, and finishing — oil, wax, or lacquer — depending on your project. This flexibility makes the panel suitable for both creative DIY work and professional custom furniture production.

Available in several thicknesses — custom dimensions can be made on request.

Why You’ll Love It

Oak A/B:

• Calm, even grain with a clean, natural look
  
• Warm oak tone without pronounced knots
  
• Refined surface suited for modern and classic interiors
  

Full Stave Lamellas:

• Long, continuous oak lamellas for a seamless look
• Maximum strength and stability
• Premium appearance with fewer joints

Care & Notes

How should the panel be prepared and used?
Supplied unfinished. Light sanding and surface treatment (oil, wax, or lacquer) are recommended before installation. Store in a dry, ventilated area and allow the wood to acclimate.

How do I care for it?
Clean with a soft, damp cloth and avoid aggressive chemicals.

As oak is a natural material, slight variations in grain and color may occur — subtle details that make each panel genuine and unique.