Architectural Timber Batten & VJ Panels for Joinery & Interior Fitouts
and trade-ready panel formats.
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Trusted Across Residential & Commercial Projects
BendyWood panels are trusted by builders, joiners, cabinet makers, designers and developers for their consistent finish, reliable supply and specification-ready simplicity.
Timber Battens & VJ Panels for Joinery & Interiors
BendyWood batten and VJ panels are frequently used in joinery and interior wall applications where clean lines and consistent spacing are important. Their linear profiles can introduce subtle depth and structure to walls, cabinetry and feature joinery elements. They are commonly incorporated into residential interiors as well as hospitality, retail and office fitouts where durable materials and refined finishes are required.
Built for professional results. Designed for smoother delivery.
BendyWood panels are made to achieve a high-end finish with less onsite time, fewer variables and more predictable outcomes. For commercial fitouts and repeat residential projects alike, BendyWood helps simplify specification, ordering and installation. Clear specifications, consistent finishes, local stock and trade-friendly panel formats help reduce delays, simplify ordering and keep projects moving.
More Choice And Formats Built To Perform
BendyWood gives trade professionals more ways to solve a project cleanly, efficiently and with greater design flexibility - from the breadth of our flexible profile range to panel formats developed specifically for cabinetry and wall applications.
Australia's widest flexible profile range
Choose from the largest range of flexible profiles available in Australia, giving you more freedom to match the design intent, project scope and client brief.
- More profile choice
- Greater design flexibility
- Better fit for different project types
Formats built for trade efficiency
Cross-cut panels simplify cabinetry and reduce joins across key spans, while wall panels provide the height needed for larger feature walls with a cleaner finish.
- Cross-cut panels for cabinetry
- Taller wall panels for feature walls
- Fewer joins and faster installation
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Cross Cut Panels
Designed for cabinetry applications, cross-cut panels help reduce joins across key spans and make curved joinery faster and simpler to install.
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Wall Panels
Taller panel formats designed for feature walls, helping reduce joins and achieve a cleaner finish across larger vertical applications.
View rangeHow BB Trade Works
1. Apply
Register your business details through our trade application form.
2. Get approved
Our team reviews and approves applications, typically within 24 hours.
3. Order with support
Once approved, you can request samples, access trade pricing and order through our team or directly on our website.
Trade Resources
BendyWood Product Catalogue
Raw MDF + Primed Installation Guide
Wood Veneer Installation Guide
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Trade FAQs
Everything you need to know about applying, sampling, ordering and working with Bendy Bois on trade and project supply.
BB Trade is designed for builders, joiners, cabinet makers, kitchen makers, designers, architects, developers and other qualified trade or specification professionals.
Complete the trade application form with your business details and our team will review your submission. Once approved, you'll be able to access trade pricing, request samples and order with support from our team or directly online.
We aim to review and approve trade applications within 24 hours on business days.
No. Trade pricing is available with no minimum order quantity.
Yes. Trade customers can order samples to review profiles, finishes and panel formats before placing an order. Samples are a practical way to confirm selections internally or present options to clients.
Yes. We can send samples directly to your office or your client, depending on what suits your workflow.
Approved trade customers receive access to exclusive trade pricing across eligible products. For larger or more complex projects, our team can also assist with tailored quoting and project support.
Yes. Our team can help with product selection, quantities, quoting and panel recommendations based on your project requirements.
We hold local stock on selected ranges to support faster dispatch and more predictable project supply. If you need guidance on availability for a specific range or quantity, our team can help.
Lead times vary depending on the range, finish and quantity required. For in-stock items, dispatch is typically fast, often within 24 hours. For larger project quantities or made-to-order finishes, our team will confirm timing with your quote or order.
Yes. Once your trade account is approved, you can order online using your trade access or work directly with our team for project support.
Yes. We provide product specifications and installation guidance to help support selection, quoting and installation. If you're working on a larger commercial or multi-residential project, contact our team for project-specific support.
Yes. For larger or more complex projects, our team can assist with quantities, quoting, lead times and staged supply planning where required.
Timber batten panels are commonly used to create linear feature walls, ceiling details and joinery elements. Their evenly spaced profiles introduce depth and structure to interiors and are often used in residential homes, hospitality venues and commercial fitouts.
VJ panels and V-groove panels both feature vertical grooves that create a classic panelled wall appearance. VJ panels typically have a more traditional profile, while V-groove panels can offer a slightly cleaner or more contemporary finish depending on the spacing and depth of the grooves.
Yes. Interior wall cladding panels are frequently used in commercial environments such as offices, restaurants, hotels and retail spaces. Architects and builders often specify cladding panels for feature walls and large interior surfaces where consistent finishes and reliable material supply are important.
