Wooden panels
Three-layer panel
Three-layer panel
The three-layer panel consists of three layers of solid wood arranged in a crisscross pattern. This construction increases dimensional stability compared to an equivalent solid piece, while maintaining the natural appearance and feel of the wood.
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What is a three-layer panel made of?
For what applications is it suitable?
It consists of three layers of solid wood glued together with cross-oriented fibers, a solution that contributes to the panel's stability.
It can be used in furniture, carpentry, cladding and interior solutions, depending on the type of wood, shape and panel specifications.
What thicknesses are available?
What should you consider when choosing a three-layer panel?
13, 16, 19, 22, 27, 32 and 35 mm. Availability varies depending on the item and existing stock. Contact the JMR team to confirm availability or ordering possibilities.
Thicknesses that are normally available, but you need to consult the technical team to see if we have them in stock or if it's possible to order them for the specific item.
The choice should consider the type of wood, thickness, shape, desired finish, and end use. The three-layer cross-laminated construction contributes to the dimensional stability of the panel, but the specific characteristics depend on the wood and the range selected.
For furniture and visible elements, the appearance of the wood and its surface quality are particularly important; in other applications, thickness, stability, and ease of processing may be more significant.
