Oak glued panels
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For centuries, oak wood has been one of the top companions of woodworking.
The versatile and noble texture, high density, and symbolism are what make oak the main type offurniture wood in Western culture. It is difficult to find another wood with such a powerful cultural background, you can find many oak trees that arereal monument sworldwide.
The preparation of oak isn’t simple since it takes a long time to grow, it is difficult to dry it properly, and it is not the easiest material to cover and process. But all these difficulties are more than paid off when both carpenters and clients get a finished product made of oak.
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How to Choose an Oak Glued Panel
Oak furniture panels come in a huge variety — for example, Stragendo offers over 400 different oak panel options.
With so much choice, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. To make the right decision, ask yourself the following questions:
1. What will the oak glued panel be used for?
Planning a kitchen countertop? A finger-jointed panel is a practical and stable option.
Making stairs? Go for a edge-glued panel for visual appeal.
(Not sure about the difference? Check out our article on finger-jointed vs. solid panels.)
2. How important is a consistent wood texture?
If you want a clean, uniform look, choose AB-grade wooden glued panels — ideal for modern, minimal interiors.
Prefer a more natural, rustic feel with knots and variation? Then Rustic or BC-grade panels are a great choice.
3. Do you need more than one piece?
If you're working on multiple items — like a countertop, windowsill, and wall cladding — consider buying larger panels.
For example, a panel measuring 960×4500 mm gives you the flexibility for several DIY projects, with fewer joins and less waste.
4. How thick should the panel be?
o For a light, minimalist look: choose 20–25 mm.
o For solid, chunky furniture: 38–45 mm is ideal.
o 27–30 mm is a popular middle ground — it looks substantial but not bulky.
Oak is unique in offering such a wide range of sizes, textures, and formats. Use this to your advantage: choose an oak glued panel that suits your exact needs, reduces waste, and fits your project perfectly.
Need help selecting the right one? Stragendo is happy to assist with expert advice and custom orders tailored to your interior.
Types of Oak Furniture Panels
The highest grade. Side A is clean and uniform (except for small live knots). Side B may have small individual knots and may not be as uniform in color as side A.
AB (2/2)
High-quality level. Both sides have minor defects (small knots, slight sapwood).
B/B (2/2)
Medium-quality level. Side B is more or less uniform with individual knots. Side C may have more knots and sapwood.
B/C (2/2)
