About this asset

This weathered timber PBR material features peeling green and white paint over aged brown wood, provided as a tileable 2K texture. This PBR material set captures the authentic character of aged, exterior timber planks. The surface displays significant distress, with layers of green and white paint flaking away to reveal the raw, dark brown wood grain underneath. The texture includes fine details such as deep seams between boards, subtle chalky wear, and occasional nail holes, providing a high degree of realism for close-up renders. The 1.10 by 1.10 metre coverage ensures a natural, non-repeating appearance when applied to large surfaces, making it suitable for both architectural floor finishes and wall cladding applications.

The download is a 60.7 MB compressed archive with the texture set at 2K with colour, normal, roughness, ambient occlusion and displacement maps, ready for any metal/roughness PBR workflow in Blender, 3ds Max, SketchUp, Unreal Engine or D5.

Utilise these 2K maps within your preferred render engine by assigning the albedo, roughness, and displacement files to their respective channels. The included ambient occlusion and normal maps, available in both DirectX and OpenGL formats, ensure accurate light interaction and depth. For rapid implementation, the provided.blend and.gltf files offer pre-configured material nodes. Ensure your UV mapping is set to a 1.10 metre scale to maintain the intended physical proportions of the original scanned timber surface.

Ideal for rustic, industrial, or coastal-themed projects, this material works effectively for weathered timber decking, exterior boardwalks, or reclaimed interior wall panelling. It pairs well with raw steel, exposed brick, or rusted metal elements to enhance an aged aesthetic. Professionals can employ this texture for high-detail visualisations of abandoned structures, heritage renovations, or contemporary residential landscapes where a tactile, lived-in quality is required. The material is particularly suited for exterior scenes where environmental weathering and material degradation are central to the design narrative.