Variety of surfaces - selection made easy

Our variety of wooden wall coverings is not limited to the wide selection of wood types. We have four surfaces on offer to give your wall the right finish. But what exactly makes the difference? To help you choose from our wide range of surfaces, we have provided information here about the wood surfaces we offer. This will make the choice very easy.

The wooden surfaces of wodewa wall cladding

The wide range of surface design options is a major advantage of wooden wall cladding. The surfaces generally do not need to be protected from mechanical stress. This allows us to highlight the characteristics of the wood species in terms of color, grain and design with the various surface treatments.

Smooth

For a smooth surface, the wood is sanded. Sanding can influence the gloss level of the surface and the feel. To emphasize the visual properties of the color and grain of the wood species, the surfaces are sanded depending on the properties of the wood species (bulk density, cell structure).

Structured (brushed)

The wood surface is coarser with small grooves between the growth rings. Brushing removes the softer layers of the wood surface. The harder layers (the growth rings) remain. This emphasizes the structure and grain of the wood. The characteristic appearance of the wood species appears even more lively and the feel even more intense. Brushing gives our products an additional 3D effect.

Smooth

For a smooth surface, the wood is sanded. Sanding can influence the gloss level of the surface and the feel. To emphasize the visual properties of the color and grain of the wood species, the surfaces are sanded depending on the properties of the wood species (bulk density, cell structure).

Structured (brushed)

The wood surface is coarser with small grooves between the growth rings. Brushing removes the softer layers of the wood surface. The harder layers (the growth rings) remain. This emphasizes the structure and grain of the wood. The characteristic appearance of the wood species appears even more lively and the feel even more intense. Brushing gives our products an additional 3D effect.

Differences according to surface treatment

Natural

The natural, untreated surface leaves the wood in its original character - the grain and color of the wood are unadulterated. The naturalness of wood in its purest form in design and appearance.

Oiled

The oiled surface accentuates the actual color of the wood species and therefore appears darker than the untreated surface. Oiling visually enhances the color and structure of the wood species. The structure, grain and play of colors within the wood species are shown to much greater advantage. The oil also protects the surface of the wood from dirt and moisture.

Natural

The natural, untreated surface leaves the wood in its original character - the grain and color of the wood are unadulterated. The naturalness of wood in its purest form in design and appearance.

Oiled

The oiled surface accentuates the actual color of the wood species and therefore appears darker than the untreated surface. Oiling visually enhances the color and structure of the wood species. The structure, grain and play of colors within the wood species are shown to much greater advantage. In addition, the oil protects the surface of the wood from dirt and moisture.

Various combinations of surface finishes

The different treatments (untreated, brushed, smooth and oiled) are applied together to the surface in order to combine the properties.

From top to bottom: smooth/natural (untreated), smooth/oiled, textured/natural (untreated), textured/oiled

From left to right: smooth/natural (untreated), smooth/oiled, textured/natural (untreated), textured/oiled,