Solid Oak Panels
Edge-glued oak panels, full stave or finger jointed, cut to your list.
Solid oak panels for furniture makers, kitchen and bedroom manufacturers, shopfitters and joinery workshops. Choose the grade and the construction, send a cutting list with the width, height and length of each piece, and the panels arrive sanded and numbered to it.
- Grade
- Prime · Character · Rustic
- Construction
- Finger jointed · Full stave
- Sizes
- width, height and length — made to yours
- Ready to order?
- Send your choices and sizes — written quote, usually within two working days.
Pick one option from each row, add your sizes, and that is the whole specification. The sections below explain each choice.
Step 1 of 3 — Grade
Which grade?
Same oak, same sizes — the grade sets how much knot and colour variation shows on the face.
Prime
Clean, even grain and colour with only small sound pin knots. For a clear, modern look where the timber should stay quiet.
Character
Sound knots, some colour variation and the odd filled feature. The classic oak look — the grade most buyers picture when they think of oak.
Rustic
Larger knots, filled splits and strong colour change. For pieces where the grain is the point.
Not sure which grade? Choose “Not sure — advise me” on the quote form and we will recommend one. Samples of each grade are available. More about grading →
Step 2 of 3 — Construction
Full stave or finger jointed?
Both are solid oak all the way through. The difference is how the staves are put together, which changes the look and the stability.
Finger jointed
Shorter pieces are joined end to end with interlocking fingers, which uses the timber efficiently and makes a very stable panel with a busier face. Choose it for painted work, hidden faces and long runs.
Full stave
Each stave runs the full length in one piece, so the face reads as wide, continuous boards. Choose it where the face is on show.
Step 3 of 3 — Sizes
Made to your width, height and length
There is no fixed range to pick from. Write every size in millimetres and send it with the quantity.
- Width
- Across the panel, in millimetres.
- Height (thickness)
- The thickness of the panel, in millimetres.
- Length
- The long side of the panel, in millimetres.
Panels up to 4000 × 1200 mm in one piece, cut to the sizes on your list.
Not sure what to measure? How to measure solid oak panels →
Solid oak panels
Examples of what we make
Popular combinations of grade, construction and size. Yours is made to your own.
Before you enquire
To quote this, we need
- A cutting list — width, height and length of each piece, and how many
- Finger jointed or full stave
- Grade — Prime, Character or Rustic
- Which faces and edges will be seen once fitted
Missing some of it? Send what you have anyway — we will tell you what else is needed. A cutting list, a drawing or a photo with the sizes on it all work.
Trade terms
- Timber
- Kiln-dried oak
- Grades
- Prime, Character or Rustic
- Finish
- Sanded unfinished, hardwax oil or clear lacquer
- Minimum order
- No minimum order on trade accounts
- Samples
- Samples available for a small charge, refunded against your order
- Payment
- Agreed with your quote — proforma, or a trade account for regular buyers
- Quote
- Written quote and lead time, usually within two working days
- Lead time
- 3–5 weeks from an approved cutting list
- Delivery
- Palletised and delivered to your yard or site anywhere in the UK. Delivery details
Questions
Questions people ask about solid oak panels
- What is the difference between finger jointed and full stave?
- Full stave panels are made from long staves running the length of the panel, so the face looks like wide boards. Finger jointed panels use shorter pieces jointed end to end, which makes them more stable, with a busier face. For painted work or hidden faces, finger jointed is usually the sensible choice.
- Can you cut to my cutting list?
- Yes — that is the point. Send a list with the width, height and length of each piece and how many, and the panels arrive numbered to it. Tell us which edges are seen and we will make sure those are the clean ones.
- Which grade should I pick?
- Prime for a clean, quiet face; Character for the classic oak look with sound knots; Rustic where the grain and the knots are the point. If you are unsure, choose "Not sure — advise me" on the quote form and we will recommend one.
- Can I get a sample first?
- Yes. Samples of the grade and finish are available for a small charge, which comes off your first order. Ask for one on the quote form.
- How long does it take?
- Standard sizes usually take two to three weeks from order to delivery; made-to-measure work typically three to five weeks from the day you approve the cutting list. If you have a fixed site date, tell us at enquiry stage and we will confirm whether it can be met before you commit.
This page also covers
People come to us for solid oak panels under a lot of different names. If you were searching for any of these, you are in the right place — it is the same timber, made the same way.
- oak panels
- solid wood panels
- edge glued oak panels
- finger jointed oak panels
- full stave oak panels
- oak furniture board
- oak panels cut to size
- laminated oak panels
Get a quote for solid oak panels
Choose your options, add the sizes and the quantity, and we come back with a written quote and a lead time. Nothing is cut until you have approved the final list.
- 10+ years supplying the UK trade
- The team behind Timberoc has supplied oak to UK joinery workshops and merchants for over 10 years.
- A written quote, usually within two working days
- Timber, machining, finish and delivery to your postcode are all included in it.
- Rough information is fine
- A phone photo with sizes written on it is enough to start. We will tell you what else we need.
- Prefer to talk?
- Call +44 7481 454999 or message us on WhatsApp — Mon–Fri, 08:00–17:00 UK time.
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