Charred
A darkened surface with pronounced depth and contrast. Often used when a bold, contemporary architectural expression is wanted.
Texture library
Surface texture changes how the wood is experienced.
Browse a selection of texture directions that can be paired with the right species, profile and finish system for your project.
Texture options
Five common directions, each with a different feel.
These examples are intended as visual references. The final look can shift based on species, profile depth, finish selection and lighting conditions.
Wire Brushed
The softer fibres are brushed back to reveal grain and create a tactile finish that still feels refined.
Comb Face
Linear grooves create rhythm and shadow, making this a strong choice for feature walls, cladding and specialty panels.
Re-Sawn
Saw marks are retained for a more raw architectural appearance with a natural, less-polished character.
Deep Wire Brush
A stronger brushed profile that pushes the grain forward and creates deeper visual texture across the face of the board.
Need a specific look? Texture, colour and profile work together. If you already have a reference image or sample, send it through and we can talk through the closest production path.
How texture is used
Texture becomes part of the product specification.
It influences light, shadow, colour absorption and the tactile quality of the wood in ways that matter both visually and practically.
Visual Depth
Texture adds character by changing how shadow sits on the face of the board.
Colour Response
Brushed or charred surfaces can change how stain, oils or protective coatings read.
Consistency
Producing the texture during manufacturing helps keep the look more coordinated across the job.
Application
Different textures suit different uses, from feature walls and ceilings to exterior cladding and screens.
Need a texture match?
Send us your reference image or describe the feel you want.
We can help narrow the texture direction and explain how it pairs with species, profiles and finishing options.
Request Texture Guidance