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Light-colored knotted timber planks arranged in a staggered pattern for flooring use

Knotted Light Timber Planks

Wood Planks
Knotted Light Timber Planks is a free wood planks texture for 3D artists (a 1197x1200 image), repeating every 675 × 675 cm in the real world. Free for personal and commercial use, with no attribution required.

This texture features light-colored timber planks with visible knots and natural grain. The staggered plank layout creates a warm, rustic wooden floor appearance.

Filename
171-knotted-timber-staggered-5e8-02158.jpg
Resolution
1197x1200
File size
1.4 MB
Size (one repetition)
675 × 675 cm
Format
image/jpeg
Uploaded
2026-09-20
Views / Downloads
24 / 9
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Frequently asked questions

What size is one repeat of this texture?

One repetition of this map measures about 675 × 675 cm in the real world — map it at that size for true scale. The same figure is in the JSON API as world_size (millimetres).

What is a wood planks texture like this used for?

Wood Planks surfaces like this suit architectural visualisation, interiors, product rendering and game environments — anywhere the material has to read correctly at close range. The Wood cladding guide guide covers the practical details.

Is it free for commercial use, and do I need to credit 360into?

Yes — free for personal and commercial use, no attribution required (a link back is always appreciated).

Is it seamless, and how do I download it?

It is designed to tile without a visible seam — check the repeated preview above. Download it with the button on this page, or via its stable direct URL.