What do PLAANK and Chocolate have in common?
Today is a special day for all you chocolate cake lovers out there… today is National Chocolate Cupcake Day! Whether you’re a fan of white, milk or dark chocolate, we...
Revolutionary Sustainable Wood Wall Panelling
Nothing brings depth and soul to a room more so than wood, so that’s why PLAANK use a unique mix of reclaimed and specifically designed sustainable woods that differ from any other products out there, to create highly decorative wall panels that will bring life to any space.
With very low moisture content, the inconsistent consistency throughout the range and the choice of two backings means that PLAANK panels are the answer to any interior project.
Natures beauty out of the box
Why Choose PLAANK?
PLAANK thrives itself on having access to the largest supply of Reclaimed and specifically designed wood wall panels on the market. Through its carefully chosen partners, PLAANK is the leader in offering ready to use wooden wall panelling that can be used in any interior project.
On site, PLAANK stocks all its finishes in different thicknesses and backings meaning that from pressing order, your wooden planks can be with you the very next day. Customer service is the main priority at PLAANK and help is available for any stage in the project. Whether it is supplying information or samples for the design brief or helping to answer questions for application, PLAANK is happy to help in any way possible.
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Why Choose PLAANK Reclaimed Wall Panels?
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Essential Kitchen features PLAANK!
Essential Kitchen Bathroom Bedroom The team at the 'Essential Kitchen Bathroom Bedroom' magazine got in touch with PLAANK last month to see if they could use images of the Reclaimed...