Discover Lighting Board
It takes every preconceived notion you have about composite board and blows it out of the water. This board can be used for cladding and ceiling.
Distinctive Lighting Board Features
Lighting Board is a patented tongue & groove composite product. Our innovative manufacturing process infuses fiber optic end glow technology into a prefabricated board that offers multi-colored illumination that the consumer controls via an app or touch remote.
Colour Options
Standard colours and customized colours are available.
Profile Options
This is a new-age lighting product presented in various finishes perfectly suited for outdoor applications.
premeter
Code: IPD81
Dimension: 140×32mm
step board
Code: IPD82
Dimension: 140×32mm
brilliant board
Code: IPD83
Dimension: 140×38mm
Explore Oakio Portfolio
Your idea of outdoor living is what Oakio brings to life. Oakio brilliant board features all the beauty of timber, without all of the work. It's engineered to never rot splinter, and long lifespan.
FAQ
Common questions about Oakio lighting board for your reference. Any further questions about our products, don’t hesitate to contact us!
What is Lighting Board made from?
Oakio WPC Lighting Board is made from 55% recycled oak wood fiber, 35% high-density polyethylene (HDPE), and 10% additives. The combination of natural wood texture and durable composite materials provides a long-lasting, low-maintenance lighting solution for outdoor applications.
How does the fiber optic lighting system work?
The fiber optic system uses a remote-controlled light engine to transmit light through optical fibers embedded in the board. It requires no bulbs or electrical current through the fibers, providing a safe, energy-efficient, and low-maintenance lighting solution.
Is the optical fiber weather-resistant?
Yes. Oakio uses high-quality Japanese-made optical fibers designed for indoor and outdoor applications. They are resistant to temperatures from -50°C to +70°C and do not conduct electricity, making them suitable for rain, snow, ice, and sunlight exposure.
