Light Brown Textured Wood Film – Self-Adhesive Furniture Film with Realistic Texture

For a natural and authentic room feel: this light brown wood film impresses with realistic tree rings, knotholes and fine veins embossed into the upper layer of the film. This makes the wood texture not only visible but also tactile. As a sustainable alternative to real wood, it conserves natural resources – the CO2 footprint of all production steps is determined as part of the Carbon Footprint assessment.

Features at a Glance

• Realistic tree rings and knotholes – embossed surface, visible and tactile
• Antibacterial – special layer prevents the formation of germs and bacteria
• Waterproof – no water rings from glasses or dripping water
• Free from harmful substances and fire-tested – safe for use in food preparation areas
• Carbon Footprint assessed – emissions from all production steps documented
• Available as custom cut or by the metre, installation kit included

Applications

This textured wood film particularly shines in the kitchen as an alternative to real wood:

• Kitchen fronts & worktops – no swelling, no water rings
• Kitchen splashback – antibacterial and easy to clean
• Living room furniture – refresh shelves, sideboards and display cabinets
• Hallway & cloakroom – hardwearing and low-maintenance in the entrance area
• Office furniture – natural ambience for productive working

Installation

The film is applied dry to clean, smooth and non-porous surfaces. Thanks to the integrated acrylic adhesive, no additional glue is required. An installation kit is included. If needed, the film can be removed without residue.

Care

Cleaning is simple – just wipe with a soft, damp cloth. Intensive maintenance such as oiling and sanding, which real wood regularly demands, is completely eliminated. Water rings cannot form on the surface.

More Wood Finishes

• Light brown warm wood film – light brown tone with understated elegance
• Light brown natural adhesive film – light wood look for natural spaces
• All wood finishes in the wood grain films category