Discover
Find the board by code or name.
Search by code or name, then narrow the catalogue with Manufacturer, Core material and Thickness. Open the material to inspect its exact sheet variant.
Materials library
Find your material.
Browse the live catalogue before beginning a furniture design or cutting list, then carry the exact product identity into the project.
- Identity
- manufacturer and code
- Format
- thickness and sheet size
- Shared
- across both tools
More than a colour
Choose published boards by manufacturer, decor, thickness and sheet format.
The material library is the common source for Studio and Board Cutting. It records actual product identity instead of relying on a visual colour name alone.
A closer look
An impression of the surface.
Use these textures for inspiration. The live catalogue carries the manufacturer, decor, thickness and sheet format for your chosen board. Check colour, grain scale and sheen against the supplier’s reference.
Browse the board catalogueVerify
A decor is only part of the specification.
Check the manufacturer code, exact SKU, thickness, sheet length and sheet width. Keep grain and required operations explicit in your project rather than inferring them from a photograph.
Use
Choose where the material belongs.
In furniture design, assign materials to the zones the recipe exposes. In a cutting list, select the exact board for each panel. A visual preference does not approve a material for every operation.
Read the board, not just the colour
Three checks. One exact material.
A manufacturer code identifies the decor. The sheet variant fixes thickness and format. Your project adds the grain, edges and operations it needs.
- Manufacturer + code
- Exact sheet variant
- Project requirements
Browse exact sheet variantsSearch by code or name; filter Manufacturer, Core material and Thickness.Bring known panel sizesKeep the selected board, finished dimensions and required operations with each part.Choose furniture materialsUse the assignments offered by your supported furniture design, then save the project.
Read the catalogue entry
A decor name is not the complete material specification.
The production identity combines manufacturer information with the physical board data that affects cutting, orientation and compatibility.
Product identity
Use manufacturer and product code to distinguish similarly named decors and board families.
Physical format
Check thickness, sheet dimensions and material type before assigning the board to a component.
Project requirements
Confirm grain, edging and any machining or finish requirements when preparing the project; the scene alone cannot establish compatibility.
Material comparison
Compare the fields that affect the actual project.
Visual preference is only one input; the selected product must also fit the component and required operations.
Open the materials libraryManufacturer and product code
○Material or board family
○Decor or supplied surface
○Thickness and sheet format
○Grain direction where published
○Compatibility with required edges, machining or finish
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Before you begin
A few useful answers.
The practical details, so you can take the next step with confidence.
Why use a product code instead of a colour name?
A product code identifies the manufacturer board more precisely than a visual name that may exist across multiple ranges.
Is the material library shared by both workflows?
Yes. Furniture projects and Board Cutting use the same published material source.
Does a published material guarantee project availability?
No. The catalogue identifies selectable products. Current availability and the requirements of the project still apply.
Are the showroom scenes exact colour samples?
No. Illustrative scenes help explore a style. Check colour, grain scale and sheen against the manufacturer reference for the exact board.
Browse materials
Explore the current published board range.
Catalogue totals and availability come from the live material service.