SanFoot natural wood veneer wallcovering is specified across performing arts, corporate, hospitality, healthcare, education, public spaces, retail, and multi-family projects. It brings the warmth and organic character of natural wood together with a finish that holds up and stays easy to maintain. It coordinates with the architectural millwork, doors, ceilings, columns, and acoustic panels already in the room rather than competing with them.
A Range Built for Different Rooms
With over 100 species and cuts available, SanFoot covers every major interior application, from commercial and performing arts spaces to residential, government, hospitality, education, and retail. Custom stain lets a design team hold a specific color target for a given space while the natural grain still reads through. Custom enhancements including inlays, digital printing, custom face veneer layups, and blueprint matching extend that range further.
Matching Decisions That Shape the Result
Face matching options include Book, Slip, Block, and Random Match, and each produces a different visual result across the face of the sheet. A book match mirrors every other leaf for maximum grain continuity, while a random match combines flat cut and quarter cut leaves for a varied, natural lumber effect. Sequence matching and railroad matching installations support continuity across long runs and large wall areas, and railroad matching on long horizontal walls or ceilings also requires end matching.
These are specification decisions made project by project, and they’re part of how the same base material ends up serving very different rooms without changing the underlying product.
Acoustic Performance Where the Room Needs It
SanFoot-Sonus acoustical panels carry an NRC value of 0.85 and are kerfed so they can form to a changing radius during installation. At the South San Francisco Community Civic Campus, SanFoot-Sonus was installed with integrated aluminum bands for impact resistance, while the visual field stayed cohesive across the space. Acoustic performance is simply one more variable that can be dialed in without stepping outside the SanFoot family.
Coordinating With What’s Already There
SanFoot installs direct to drywall, and it can also be applied to architectural millwork, doors, ceilings, columns, and acoustic panels. That lets it coordinate with the elements already defined in a space while carrying the same species and finish across them. Factory prefinished construction and standard sheet sizes keep the material consistent whether it’s covering a small reception area or a large public space, and installation by commercial wallcovering trades rather than a separate millwork fabrication process keeps the buildout efficient on projects of any size.
For guidance on which SanFoot capabilities suit a specific project and space, contact Jacaranda.
