Furniture-grade fluted panels, CNC-machined in real timber for cabinetry, furniture and architectural interiors. Choose the profile, timber, core material, thickness, finish and supply format your project requires.
A fluted wood panel is a profiled timber surface with repeated concave grooves. Fluted Studio supplies real-timber faced panels for professional joinery—not felt-backed acoustic slat panels. Panels are available as full sheets, cut pieces and finished components.
Supply
Full sheet or cut to size
Timber
European oak / American walnut
Core material
MDF core / plywood core
Support
UK trade specification
Material + specification
What to know before you specify.
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What makes a furniture-grade fluted panel?
The surface must be considered as a joinery material rather than a decorative wall covering. Profile repeat, face thickness, core stability, reverse balancing, machining tolerances and edge construction all affect the finished component. We coordinate these decisions around doors, drawer fronts, end panels, islands, reception desks and fitted furniture.
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Choose the rhythm before the timber finish
Our named profile collection ranges from close linear flutes to deeper scallops and asymmetric statement patterns. The drawing establishes pitch, land, groove and depth; timber and finish then control colour, grain and reflectance. Compare the full profile collection before committing to a cutting schedule.
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Full sheets, cut pieces or finished components
Standard full-sheet options are 2440 × 1220 mm and 3050 × 1220 mm. Cut-to-size work can be scheduled by length, width and quantity, with profile direction and centring reviewed. Finished components can add core build-up, matching veneer edges, solid lipping and an approved finish.
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Real timber and core material choices
Current online specification begins with European oak or American walnut over an MDF or plywood core. The correct construction depends on application, span, fixing, weight and the required edge. Natural variation is part of real timber; sequential selection can help an elevation read coherently.
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Where fluted timber panels are used
Typical uses include kitchen islands, cabinet fronts, wardrobe doors, media units, vanity fronts, counters, bar fronts and commercial feature joinery. Suitability is assessed as part of the component construction; the product is not promoted as an acoustic treatment.
Project support / UK
Bring us the drawing. We’ll help define the surface.
Share the application, dimensions, quantities and programme. We can guide profile, timber, construction, finish and supply format before quotation.
Concise guidance for professional design and joinery teams. Project-specific requirements are confirmed on the approved specification.
01What is a fluted wood panel?
A timber surface machined with a repeated concave groove. It creates linear shadow and tactility while remaining suitable for integration into furniture and joinery.
02Are these acoustic wall panels?
No. They are furniture-grade real timber surfaces for cabinetry and architectural joinery, without felt backing or an acoustic performance claim.
03Can fluted wood panels be cut to size?
Yes. Submit each required length, width and quantity. Profile direction, centring, edges and continuity should be agreed before manufacture.
04Can you match profiles across several doors?
Profile and grain continuity can be planned across sequential components where the cutting schedule and overall elevation are provided early.
05What affects the price?
Profile, dimensions, timber, core material, total thickness, finish, edges, quantity, continuity, packaging and delivery all affect the quotation.