Wood stamps

What are wood texture stamps?

Wood texture stamps are relief tools pressed onto still-fresh mortar to reproduce wood, beams, trunks, bark and knots without carving by hand. They can be combined to vary the finish. The 2026 catalog offers 22 products, including stamps, knots, rollers and kits.

Range of wood stamps

• Semi-flexible stamps: MM1, MM2, MM3, MM4, MM7, MM8, MM9, MM13. MM1 has a plastic handle and the rest a fabric handle.
• Flexible stamps with fabric handle: MM5, MM6, MM10, MM11, MM12. MM5 (103 × 26 cm) and MM6 (108 × 24 cm) are the longest.
• Knots: N1, N2, N3. N1 and N2 are rigid and N3 (triple knot) is semi-flexible.
• Rollers: RM1, RM2, RM3.
• Kits: KM1, KM2, KM3, roller and stamp (with a knot, depending on the model).

The textures in the catalog are rustic wood, wooden beam, burnt wood, tree trunk and tree bark (pine, oak and palm).

Frequently asked questions

Which mortars are used with wood stamps?

Moldable mortars that are still fresh. According to the catalog, ESTonetex TXT is compatible with stamping, ESTonetex Park with molds, ESTonetex Sulfo and ESTonetex Extreme allow carving and stamping, and ESTonetex Pavimento gives a non-slip finish by texture or stamping.

Is a release agent needed?

Yes: before stamping, EST-Desmoldeante is applied on the mortar and on the stamp (with an EST sprayer), and the stamp is cleaned after use.

What is the difference between a stamp, a knot, a roller and a kit?

The stamp is pressed onto the mortar section by section; the knot reproduces a wood knot; the roller imprints the texture as it is rolled over the surface; and the kit combines a roller and a stamp with a fabric handle (with a knot in some models).

How do I choose between a flexible and a semi-flexible stamp?

The catalog gives the flexibility, handle and size of each stamp, and each product page details the texture it reproduces. If you are unsure between several, ask through the contact form.