function follows properties

Our panels are not only crafted from reclaimed wood residues but also come with a smart attachment system that makes installation fast, secure, and frustration-free. Whether it’s for a new build or a renovation project, our solution simplifies the process — saving both time and labor on-site.

But function doesn’t mean compromise on form. Our panels come in a wide range of designs, each curated to elevate the visual impact of your space. From natural, raw textures to bold, structured patterns, we offer looks that suit everything from warm interiors to modern façades.

Beyond aesthetics, each panel design also carries distinct functional benefits — from acoustic dampening to thermal regulation, and even moisture resistance — giving builders and architects more options with less environmental cost.

Mounting

Easy to Install

We’ve made a clear decision: mounting our panels should be as easy and efficient as possible. Each panel measures 60x60 cm, aligning with standard timber dimensions, and weighs just 5–7 kg – light enough for a single worker to handle. Whether for indoor or outdoor use, our design ensures a smooth installation process without the need for special tools or heavy lifting.

Choose Your Texture

A handful of options

Our bark panels come in three distinct design options, each with the same easy-to-install 60x60 cm format:

Ribbed – A dynamic surface with organic rhythm and depth. Ideal for projects where texture and shadow play a key visual role.

Grooved – Clean vertical lines with a modern, structured expression. A refined balance between natural material and architectural precision.

Smooth – A minimalist and calm surface for a more understated aesthetic, allowing the natural bark material to take center stage.

All three designs are compatible with the same mounting system and dimensions, so you can mix and match styles across a project with ease.

the challenge

A significant portion of harvested wood goes unused in traditional practices.

50% of coniferous trees are burned after harvesting.

78% of deciduous trees meet the same fate.

55% of log input is left as wood residue during initial processing.

This represents a substantial loss of valuable resources that could be repurposed for constructive applications.

our solution

At re-claim, we advocate for the reclamation of these wood residues, diverting them from incineration and instead, integrating them back into the architectural landscape. Our approach involves creating residue composites that offer

Efficient Resource Utilization - Maximizing the use of all parts of the tree reduces waste and promotes sustainability.

Unique Performance Benefits - Residue composites can provide distinctive properties tailored to specific construction needs.