White Oak Timber Veneer Panel A/B UV-Coated FOSB 19x2745x1220 mm

White Oak Timber Veneer Panel A/B UV-Coated 19x1220x2745mm is an FOSB panel overlaid with A/B crown-cut, randomly mismatched White Oak veneer (Lat. Quercus alba). The panel features a wire-brushed surface that introduces refined tactile texture and enhances the play of light across the timber grain. Supplied fully prefinished, the panels arrive ready for installation with no on-site sanding, staining, or coating required. The surface has high resistance to scratches and micro-abrasion. Made from sustainably sourced timber, it offers an environmentally responsible option for modern interiors. Face veneer: crown-cut, randomly mismatched White Oak Gum veneer 0.5mm thick, wire-brushed. Reverse veneer: downgraded randomly mismatched White Oak veneer 0.5mm thick. Coating: ultra-low VOC, low-sheen UV-hardened polyacrylate (6 coats). Core: FOSB (Fine Oriented Strand Board) Poplar/Pine. Glue: MDI glue (Methylene Diphenyl Diisocyanate adhesive), is a high-strength, moisture-resistant industrial adhesive. Known for enabling zero-added-formaldehyde composite wood products, it provides strong, permanent bonding performance suitable for a wide range of consumer, commercial and construction applications. Applications: commercial fit-outs, cabinetry and joinery, feature walls and doors, wall lining, ceilings, premium residential interiors, premium RV interiors. Panels are not suitable for exterior use, wet areas with direct water exposure, or flooring. Density: 620 kg/m³ Panel weight: 19x1220x2745mm is 39.45 kg (11.78 kg/m²) Emission Class: Australian E Super Zero Appearance grade: face - A, reverse - B Natural timber veneer colour and grain disclaimer Timber is a natural material, and variation in colour, grain, texture, figure and tone is expected. Samples are provided as a general indication only and cannot represent the full natural variation of the supplied product. The final panels supplied may, and likely will, differ from the sample in colour, grain pattern, contrast and overall appearance. This is not considered a defect, as each timber veneer sheet is unique and reflects the species' natural characteristics.