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Wood Grain

PRODUCTS
  • Wood Substrate
    • MDF

    • Particle Board

    • PlyWood

    • FOSB

  • Plastic Substrate
    • PVC Foam Board

    • Carbon Crystal Board

    • SPC Board

    • WPC Board

  • Metal Substrate
    • Aluminum Honeycomb Panel

    • Aluminum Plate

    • Aluminum-Plastic Composite Panel

    • Galvanized Steel Plate

Why Choose Our Wood Grain PET Panels?

True-to-life wood looks with synchronized embossed texture — the warmth of timber without its swelling, fading or sealing maintenance. A wide species range covers every furniture style.

Realistic Synchronized Grain

Decor paper registered to embossed steel plates gives aligned grain depth and tactile texture.

Popular Species Range

Oak, walnut, teak and elm designs, from natural light tones to smoked and dark finishes.

Stable Where Timber Moves

No warping, swelling or seasonal gaps; consistent color batch to batch.

Low Maintenance

UV-stable, anti-scratch and wipe-clean; no oiling, waxing or resealing required.

Certified & FSC-Supported

ENF/E0, FSC, CARB P2 and CE documentation for regulated markets.

OEM & Matching System

Four substrates, custom sizes, plus color-matched edge banding for realistic edges.

Frequently Asked Questions about Wood Grain PET Panels
Q1: How realistic is the wood grain?

A1: Our registered (synchronized) embossing aligns the printed grain with physical texture, closely reproducing natural timber at a glance and by touch.

Q2: Which wood species are available?

A2: Oak, walnut, teak and elm are the core range, in natural, smoked, grey and dark variations; custom decors are available.

Q3: Why choose PET wood grain over real wood veneer?

A3: Lower cost, no warping or shrinking, uniform color across panels, UV resistance and zero finishing maintenance — while the look stays highly realistic.

Q4: Can the edges match the face?

A4: Yes. We supply grain-matched ABS/PVC edge banding and laser zero-joint edging for continuous grain around doors.

Q5: Is it suitable for kitchens and bathrooms?

A5: The PET surface resists moisture and stains; for high-humidity areas choose a plywood substrate and sealed cut edges.

Q6: What is the MOQ for custom wood decors?

A6: Standard designs ship in flexible trial quantities; custom decors and private-label runs are quoted per project — ask for swatches first.