Wooden wall cladding (wood wall panel) is a thinly sliced ​​wood used to create a wooden look in wall flooring works.

The wood is usually sliced ​​thinner than eight inches and is often glued to an inexpensive substrate. Substrate is another layer underlying one layer. There may be a coating, paper or plastic that is less expensive than the substrate for your budget.

Wood veneers are thin boards obtained by cutting, sawing or peeling wood in the form of logs or prisms. Generally, it can be produced by slicing or peeling in machines in 0.6-3mm thickness and it differs according to the structure, length and thickness of the sliced ​​tree. The total thickness of the finished wood veneer is usually about one-eighth of an inch.

The purpose of the veneer is to achieve the appearance of a higher quality solid wood for flooring at a lower cost and shorter production time.