Size, thickness, wood, that is the whole enquiry. Grading, jointing, adhesive, pressing, calibrating and sanding are our job. Export orders leave here jointed with an export-friendly adhesive, packed to ISPM-15 and fully documented.
Finger-jointing machines interlocking “fingers” into the ends of short solid pieces, glues them into long lengths, then edge-glues those into a full panel. The result is more stable than a single wide plank, and it uses timber that would otherwise be wasted.
Timber is dried to the right moisture level before jointing, so the finished board stays flat.
Precision-cut interlocking fingers give a large glue area and a joint stronger than the wood around it.
Boards are glued and pressed under controlled pressure, then left to cure before machining.
Panels are thicknessed and sanded flat and even, ready to finish or work straight away.
Mixing short lengths and alternating grain reduces the cupping and twisting a single wide plank suffers.
Short clear offcuts become full panels, better yield, less waste, better value.
The same board is made in whichever timber suits the job, warm golden teak, pale creamy pine, light oak or deep walnut. Grain and tone are sorted across the panel so it reads as one surface.
Tell us the wood and grade; if you’re not sure, tell us what the board is for and we’ll recommend one.
Look at the edge and you see solid timber the full depth of the board, jointed and laminated, with no core, no filler and no veneer wrap. That’s what lets a panel be routed, moulded, rebated and sanded like solid wood.
Thin panels for cabinet work or thick slabs for worktops and table tops, tell us the thickness you need.
Finger-joint boards are the workhorse panel of furniture and joinery, strong, flat and worked like solid wood.
Flat, stable tops in the size and thickness you specify.
Thick solid-wood counters and island tops, sanded ready to oil.
Carcass panels, shelves and doors that stay straight over long spans.
Solid, hard-wearing treads cut to your staircase.
Stable cores and components for doors, frames and furniture parts.
Window boards, counters, cladding and general fit-out panels.
As the manufacturer, we supply a few panels or a regular container-load, delivered across the country on proper GST invoicing.
Cut-to-size panels delivered ready to work, so your workshop skips the jointing.
Repeatable panel specs at volume for projects, on schedule.
Trade pricing and margins for merchants reselling under their own name.
Panels cut and calibrated to your sizes so there’s little waste at your end.
Proper tax invoices and transport documentation for business buyers.
Packed and delivered to your city or workshop.
Boards destined for export are jointed with an export-friendly adhesive that meets the requirements of import markets, so the panels are accepted on arrival, not held up. Flat panels stack tightly and travel well.
We joint export boards with an adhesive accepted in export markets, low-emission and suitable for furniture and interior use.
Responsibly sourced solid wood that meets the norms most import markets require.
Dried to export moisture levels and treated, so panels stay flat and pass inspection.
Heat-treated packaging that clears plant quarantine without fumigation delays.
Flat panels stack tightly, more square metres per container, lower landed cost.
Full documentation, mixed-item containers, sample panels and clear MOQs.
Your size, your thickness and the type of wood. That’s all we need, we take care of everything else and come back with a quotation.
Panel length and width, standard sheet sizes or cut to your dimensions.
Thin panels for cabinet work through to thick slabs for worktops and table tops.
Teak, pine, oak, walnut or another timber, and the grade, if you have one in mind.
How many, and where it’s going, a city in India or an export port.
Three things: your size, your thickness and the type of wood. We take care of everything else, grading, jointing, pressing, calibrating and sanding. If you’re unsure of the wood, tell us what the board is for and we’ll recommend one.
For export we joint the boards with an export-friendly adhesive that meets the requirements of import markets, low-emission and suitable for furniture and interior use, so the panels are accepted on arrival.
The finger joint itself is glued over a large interlocking surface and is typically stronger than the surrounding timber. Because the panel is built from short lengths with alternating grain, it’s usually more stable than a single wide plank, less cupping and twisting.
Teak, pine, oak, walnut and other hardwoods, in the panel size and thickness you specify, thin panels for cabinet work up to thick slabs for worktops and table tops.
Yes. We cut and calibrate panels to your sizes so there’s little waste at your end, and we can supply the same specification repeatedly at volume.
Tell us those three things and where it’s going, a workshop in India or an export order, and we’ll take care of everything else and come back with a specification and a quotation.
