Breestraat 2B
Wielsbeke 8710
Belgium
At Unilin Panels, we believe wood is one of the most powerful materials for building a better future. Since 1960, we have transformed wood waste into innovative panel solutions that help create better spaces to live, work and connect. Today, we are one of Europe’s leading manufacturers of particleboard, MDF, HDF, decorative panels and matching laminates, serving customers across the globe.
Innovation has always been part of our DNA. Decades of investment in research, technology and design allow us to develop solutions that combine performance, aesthetics and ease of use. Master Oak embodies this philosophy. Developed through years of research and craftsmanship, it represents our pursuit of authentic design, translating the beauty and character of natural oak into a highly engineered decorative surface solution.
Sustainability is not a trend for us. It is the foundation of how we operate. Through our Wood Revolutions commitment, we are redefining what is possible with wood in a circular economy. Recovered wood is at the core of our production process, and our particleboards are made from 100% recycled wood, turning yesterday’s resources into tomorrow’s solutions.
As a European leader in wood recycling, we continue to invest in breakthrough technologies that advance circular construction. Our pioneering MDF recycling technology is one example of how we are extending the life of wood-based materials and driving a more resource-efficient future for the built environment..
Headquartered in Belgium, Unilin Panels combines local craftsmanship with global scale. As part of Unilin Group, Part of Mohawk group – the world’s largest flooring company – we benefit from the strength, stability and international reach of a global industry leader.
More than a panel manufacturer, we are a long-term partner. We work side by side with our customers to develop smarter solutions, deliver reliable service and support projects from concept to completion.
Passionate about wood. Driven by innovation. Committed to a more sustainable future.