About this asset

This procedural chipboard Substance material for Substance 3D offers a highly realistic, tileable finish for industrial surfaces. This procedural material replicates the compressed wood chip texture of standard particle board. The surface composition features a dense, heterogeneous mix of wood shavings and flakes, finished in a natural, light-beige tone. Because it is generated through a procedural graph, the texture avoids repetitive patterns or visible seams, maintaining a consistent level of detail across large surfaces. The material includes PBR-ready outputs, ensuring accurate light interaction, subtle surface roughness, and depth variations that mimic the raw, utilitarian aesthetic of industrial-grade wood panels commonly found in furniture construction and interior partitions.

The download is a 573 KB file containing a Substance (.sbsar) material that opens in Substance 3D Player, Sampler and Painter and in renderers with Substance support.

Designed for use in Substance 3D, this.sbsar file allows for dynamic adjustments to the material parameters directly within your host application. Users can tweak the scale, roughness, and colour variations to suit specific render requirements without losing quality. Simply load the file into your material editor, map it to your geometry, and adjust the tiling parameters to achieve the desired density. The procedural nature ensures it remains sharp at any resolution, making it ideal for both close-up details and wide-angle interior shots.

This material is essential for projects requiring authentic industrial or workshop aesthetics. It is particularly effective for modelling custom cabinetry, temporary construction hoardings, or utilitarian shelving units in residential and commercial spaces. Designers often pair this texture with raw steel or concrete elements to reinforce an unfinished, functional look. Search for this asset when working on modern retail displays, loft-style apartment interiors, or architectural mock-ups where the tactile quality of compressed wood is needed to add realism to your digital environment.