Wood Grain Stainless Steel Sheet — Embossed & Laminated Wood Finishes

Embossed wood grain is formed by pressing a wood-grain relief into the sheet with concave/convex rollers, leaving a real 3D textured surface you can feel — in grain patterns from straight and deep V-line grain, wavy-line and bark-style, to oak cathedral, wood ring/knot and charred antique-bronze weathered. It combines with 2B, BA, #4 or hairline base finishes and optional PVD color (Gold, Rose Gold, Champagne, Bronze, Black, Blue) or an antique bronze treatment. As part of the embossed, textured stainless family, the relief diffuses glare, hides fingerprints and scratches, and stiffens the panel — an all-metal wood look with no film to wear.

Part of our textured, embossed & stamped stainless steel sheet range.

The real 3D texture makes embossed grain the choice for walls and large feature surfaces:

• Interior wall cladding & feature walls — warm, wipe-clean panels for lobbies, corridors, hotels, restaurants and retail.
  
  
• Elevator interiors, column cladding & staircase feature walls — durable textured surfaces for high-traffic areas.
  
  
• Building entrances & facades — weather-resistant wood-look cladding (316 for exterior use).
  
  
• Doors, door frames, handrails & ceilings — architectural trim with the look of timber and the strength of stainless.

Laminated wood grain bonds a wood-grain PVC film (or thin veneer) to the steel and seals it under a clear protective layer, giving the most realistic wood appearance across the widest range of species — Oak, Walnut, Teak, Maple, Pine, Rosewood, Sandalwood and Mahogany, from light oak and pine through warm teak and maple to dark walnut, mahogany and deep red rosewood. The surface is smooth rather than textured, and is waterproof, fireproof and wipe-clean — a durable, low-maintenance alternative to real wood panels for interiors.

The smooth, photographic wood look makes laminated grain ideal for close-up joinery:

• Kitchen cabinets, cabinet doors & drawers — for fabricators and joinery OEMs wanting a realistic wood look.
  
  
• Countertops & worktops — wood aesthetics with moisture, heat and stain resistance.
  
  
• Furniture & retail fixtures — tables, storage units and displays with easy-clean surfaces.
  
  
• Commercial interior wall cladding — hotels, offices, cafes and stores.