BETTERWOOD ” Wooden panel ” 30mm
The 30mm thick teak tops are particularly suitable for use as table tops for desks or dining tables. They are also suitable for doors, cabinets and furniture construction. Choose between panels made of finger-jointed or continuous wooden slats, with or without rounded edges.
Our 30 mm thick wooden boards have been awarded the FSC® 100% certificate for sustainable and responsible forest management. For example, the forest is managed according to strict FSC® criteria and the people in the sawmill must be protected by the Trade Fair Standard.
Our wooden panels are ideal for furniture construction. Whether you want to build shelves, cupboard doors or kitchen units: We have the right teak or mahogany material for you. The 18 mm thick teak or mahogany wood panels are usually used for shelves and cupboard doors. Bodies and shelves can be built very well from the thicker variants in 40 mm thickness. If you wish, we can supply the panels already cut to length and width for your project.
Hardwoods such as teak, oak or walnut are ideal for table tops as they are robust, durable and visually appealing. These types of wood are resistant to scratches and warping.
There are hardwoods such as teak, oak, ash and walnut as well as softer woods such as pine or spruce. Hardwoods are particularly durable and resistant, while softer woods should be treated to increase their durability.
Yes, 30 mm wooden panels are ideal for furniture construction, doors and cabinets. They provide a stable base and are versatile.
Step 1: Use a precise saw, e.g. a circular saw.
Step 2: Sand the edges after cutting to avoid splinters.
Step 3: Pre-drill holes with a wood drill to prevent cracks.
Cleaning: Use a damp cloth to remove dust and dirt.
Care: Apply wood oil or wax regularly to protect the wood and preserve the grain.
Protection: Avoid direct sunlight and moisture to prevent deformation.
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A wooden board or cutting board with continuous slats is made from one piece of wood lengthwise. In the finger-jointed version, the timbers are joined and glued together lengthwise by finger-jointing.
