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Tell us what you’re looking for. Our team can recommend suitable textures, colors, and applications for your project.
YITA wood grain wall panels bring the warmth and character of natural wood to a lightweight, flexible architectural surface. The collection includes natural wood grain, saw-cut wood, and cast wood grain finishes, each offering a distinct interpretation of wood texture and character. Detailed grain patterns, natural tonal variation, and tactile surfaces create a wood-inspired finish for interior and exterior walls, feature areas, and diverse architectural applications.
Discover three distinctive wood-inspired finishes, from natural grain and saw-cut textures to dimensional cast surfaces. Explore each collection to find the texture, character, and finish that best fits your architectural project.
Natural grain patterns and warm tonal variation create an authentic wood-inspired appearance for refined architectural surfaces.
Distinctive saw-cut marks and directional grain bring a more textured, handcrafted character to walls and feature surfaces.
Layered wood textures and dimensional surface details create a distinctive architectural finish with a modern, structured character.
Go beyond wood-inspired textures and explore the full range of YITA architectural finishes. Discover different textures, colors, and surface expressions designed for a variety of interior and exterior applications.
| Specification | 600 × 1200 mm/1200 × 3000 mm/1200 × 2700mm/Other |
| Raised Thickness | 2–7 mm |
| Weight per Square Meter | 4.8–7.6 kg |
| Water Absorption | 7.50% |
| Artificial Weathering | 2,000 h |
| TVOC | 6.2 g/m² |
| Dimensional Tolerance | ±1 mm |
| Negative Ion Concentration | 2.7 × 10⁴ ions/cm³ |
| Internal Exposure Index (Ir) | 0.1 |
| Substance name | Conc. (%) | CAS. |
| Silicon dioxide | 76.69 | 7631-86-9 |
| Calcium oxide | 11.14 | 1305-78-8 |
| Acrylic polymer | 4.9 | / |
| Aluminium oxide | 4.5 | 1344-28-1 |
| Magnesium oxide | 2.06 | 1309-48-4 |
| Manganese monoxide | 0.22 | 1344-43-0 |
| Iron oxide | 0.22 | 1332-37-2 |
| Titanium dioxide | 0.2 | 13463-67-7 |
| Hydroxyethyl methyl cellulose | 0.07 | 9032-42-2 |
| No. | Test Item | Standard Requirement | Test Result | Conclusion | Test Standard |
| 1 | Total Heat Release (THR) | ≤ 3.0 MJ/kg | 0.7 MJ/kg | Pass | GB/T 14402-2007 |
| 2 | Fire Growth Rate Index (FIGRA₀.₂MJ) | ≤ 120 W/s | 31 W/s | Pass | GB/T 20284-2006 |
| 3 | Total Heat Release within 600 s (THR₆₀₀s) | ≤ 7.5 MJ | 1.0 MJ | Pass | GB/T 20284-2006 |
| 4 | Lateral Flame Spread | Not reaching the edge of the long wing of the specimen | Not reaching the edge of the long wing of the specimen | Pass | GB/T 20284-2006 |
| 5 | Smoke Growth Rate Index (SMOGRA) | ≤ 30 m²/s² | 0 m²/s² | Pass | GB/T 20284-2006 |
| 6 | Total Smoke Production within 600 s (TSP₆₀₀s) | ≤ 50 m² | 38 m² | Pass | GB/T 20284-2006 |
| 7 | Flaming Droplets/Particles | No flaming droplets/particles within 600 s | No flaming droplets/particles within 600 s | Pass | GB/T 20284-2006 |
| No. | Test Category | Test Item | Standard Requirement (Indoor) | Test Result | Conclusion | Test Standard |
| 1 | Hazardous Substance Limits | TVOC (g/m²) | ≤ 10 | 6.2 | Pass | GB 18586-2001 5.5 |
| 2 | Hazardous Substance Limits | Soluble Lead (mg/m²) | ≤ 20 | Not Detected | Pass | GB 18586-2001 5.4 |
| 3 | Hazardous Substance Limits | Soluble Cadmium (mg/m²) | ≤ 20 | Not Detected | Pass | GB 18586-2001 5.4 |
| 4 | Radionuclide Limits | IRa | ≤ 1.0 | 0.0⁺ | Pass | GB 6566-2010 |
| 5 | Radionuclide Limits | Ir | ≤ 1.3 | 0.0⁺ | Pass | GB 6566-2010 |
Tell us about your project and application, and our team will recommend suitable flexible stone veneer solutions for your needs.
YITA wood grain wall panels bring the warmth and character of wood to residential, commercial, hospitality, and retail spaces. Their lightweight, flexible construction works across feature walls, ceilings, columns, curved surfaces, and selected exterior applications, providing a practical way to create natural wood-inspired architectural finishes.

Warm vertical wood grain adds natural depth and softness to the clean bathroom space.

A gray flexible stone finish recreates the layered wood-form texture of board-cast concrete for a clean architectural facade.

Wood grain finishes flow from wall to ceiling, bringing warmth and continuity to the open-plan living space.

Flexible wood grain panels wrap the curved wall naturally, creating a warm and seamless architectural surface.
Get practical guidance for installing YITA wood grain wall panels, from surface preparation and panel handling to grain alignment, cutting, adhesive application, and finishing. Our installation resources help achieve a clean and consistent wood-inspired appearance across walls, columns, curved surfaces, and other architectural applications.
Learn how to prepare the substrate, handle and cut the panels, align wood grain direction, apply adhesive, and create clean joints for a consistent finish.
Get project-specific guidance on product selection, grain direction, panel layout, adhesive compatibility, curved applications, and installation requirements from our technical support team.
See how wood-inspired surfaces perform in real design applications and learn from practical project experience. Customer feedback highlights the importance of texture selection, grain alignment, surface preparation, and proper installation for achieving the intended architectural finish.
“We wanted something warmer than a painted wall, but real timber felt too heavy for the design. This gave us the look we were after.”
“We used two different wood textures to separate the reception area from the surrounding walls. They work surprisingly well together.”
“I wasn’t sure about a wood-look finish at first, but once it was on the wall, the grain looked much more natural than I expected.”
“We used YITA flexible stone with a natural wood grain texture on the store’s exterior walls, making the entrance more inviting. The entire facade looks both simple and natural, yet surprisingly upscale.”
Potential Issue:
Insufficient adhesive coverage, trapped air, excessive substrate moisture, or installation on an unstable surface can lead to bubbling, hollow areas, edge lifting, and panel separation.
Key Precaution:
Avoid spot bonding. Check the substrate and adhesive compatibility on a small test area before large-scale installation, especially for exterior or moisture-prone applications.
Potential Issue:
Substrate movement, uneven surfaces, improper bending, or inadequate treatment of joints and edges may cause visible stress, cracking, curling, or separation around corners and panel joints.
Key Precaution:
For curved walls and architectural details, gradually form the flexible stone veneer instead of applying excessive localized pressure. Plan panel layout and joint positions before installation.
Potential Issue:
Incorrect adhesive, excessive adhesive thickness, uneven pressure, or improper panel layout can cause visible adhesive marks, surface irregularities, or inconsistent texture flow.
Key Precaution:
Always evaluate physical samples before installation. For large projects, confirm texture, color, batch consistency, panel orientation, and overall layout before production and installation.
Reliable export packing and logistics coordination for overseas projects and wholesale orders.
Material options, dimensions and surface finishes selected around the needs of each project.
Application advice and installation guidance to support smoother project execution.
Consistent material standards and careful inspection help deliver dependable surface quality.
