Architectural CLT Panels

Architectural CLT Panels are a premium grade of Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) designed not just for structural performance, but also for visual impact. These panels are used in exposed applications where the wood surface is part of the interior or exterior design, offering both strength and aesthetic appeal.

What Sets Architectural CLT Apart?
Unlike industrial-grade CLT, architectural panels are manufactured with high-quality face layers—often free of knots, blemishes, or discoloration. They're sanded smooth and may be treated or finished to enhance their appearance, making them ideal for visible surfaces in modern timber architecture.

Key Features
Surface Grade: Typically rated as Visual Grade (V-grade) or Appearance Grade.
Finish Options: Sanded, sealed, stained, or left natural depending on design intent.
Species: Used Spruce, pine, fir, or larch—selected for grain consistency and tone.
Panel Size: Large-format panels (up to 60 ft long) for seamless wall, floor, or ceiling.
Precision Cut: CNC-machined for exact dimensions and integrated openings.

Where You'll See Architectural CLT
Exposed interior walls and ceilings in homes, schools, and offices.
Feature walls in lobbies, atriums, and public spaces.
Timber-framed facades with visible CLT elements.
Hybrid structures combining glulam beams and CLT panels。

Benefits Beyond Beauty
Sustainability: Made from renewable wood, often FSC or PEFC certified.
Thermal & Acoustic Performance: Natural insulation and sound absorption.
Fire Resistance: Chars predictably, slowing combustion and maintaining integrity.
Biophilic Design: Promotes well-being through natural materials and textures.

Architectural CLT panels are the showpieces of mass timber construction—where structure and style merge seamlessly. If you're designing a space that needs to feel warm, modern, and sustainable, these panels are a stunning solution.