Wooden card printing UK

Wooden card printing from ACB brings your branding to wood cards with a natural grain. Create a distinctive format for memberships, gift cards and suitable hotel-key projects, with the construction and finish agreed for your order.

Let the material become part of the design. ACB can discuss the available wood card, printed artwork and individual details. Review a sample to see how grain, tone and surface affect your brand colours, fine text and any printed codes.

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Existing ACB wood card examples. Confirm the stock and finish for your project.

A natural appearance

Consider grain and colour variation as part of the card design and proofing plan.

Branded and personalised

Discuss the printed sides, names, numbers and code requirements for your scheme.

Technology by specification

For electronic cards, begin with the exact chip and system reference, then arrange a sample test.

Compare your material options

Use the same card brief to compare alternatives. Explore the material pages below, or return to the main eco guide for the complete range.

Eco cards

Explore recycled PVC, paperboard and wood against your required card life, handling and finish.

Recycled PVC cards

Compare the selected stock with your current wallet card, holder and handling requirements.

Board cards

Choose a named grade and thickness for your scheme, then review how the finished stock feels.

Create wood cards around the actual material

Agree the construction and finish

Ask for the wood type, thickness, surface treatment and complete construction available for the order. A wood appearance alone does not establish that a finished card is entirely wood or plastic-free. Any backing, coating, adhesive or inlay needs to be included in the specification.

Use grain thoughtfully in the artwork

Natural tone and grain can vary between cards. Review how logos, fine text and large areas of colour appear on the selected stock. Ask ACB which printing or other finishing options are available for that material, and agree the proof or physical sample needed.

Test electronic and printed identifiers

If the card needs RFID, supply the lock or reader provider’s exact credential reference. For barcodes and QR codes, check surface contrast, size and clear space. Confirm scanning and electronic operation on a finished sample before the full production run.

Wood cards for membership, gifting and guest presentation

For membership cards, plan individual details, replacements and consistency across repeat batches. For gift cards, discuss carriers or wallets. If you need hotel key cards, include the exact lock-system credential and an agreed sample test in your brief.

Share the conditions the card will encounter and any policy your organisation needs to meet. Agree the exact stock, print, finish and any technology together, then keep the approved specification for future orders.

What to confirm

  • Wood type and complete finished construction
  • Card dimensions, thickness and surface treatment
  • Natural variation and artwork expectations
  • Names, numbers and printed-code contrast
  • Exact electronic credential and system tests
  • Presentation, repeat supply and disposal guidance

Personalise your wood cards

Bring the design and individual details together before the production file is prepared. ACB can discuss names, numbers, photographs and suitable printed codes for the chosen material. The final layout and available features depend on the actual stock and format.

Artwork and a proof

Share your logo, wording and existing artwork. Agree the finished dimensions, printed sides, bleed and safe areas using the correct template. Review the front and reverse, spelling, colours and any material statement before approving production.

Data and printed codes

Confirm whether each code is shared or unique and supply the required format from your system provider. Check leading zeros, long names and sample records. Agree a scan test where the scheme depends on a barcode or QR code.

Samples and electronic checks

Discuss a physical sample if feel, durability, overprinting or compatibility matters. An RFID card needs the exact credential and reader specification. Printing the artwork and preparing electronic data are separate requirements.

From printed cards to a complete issue

Presentation and matched packs

Discuss carriers, wallets, personalised letters, envelopes and card attachment with ACB. Include the quantities, data matching and packing requirements in the brief so the quotation covers the complete job.

For passes, include lanyards and any holders. For electronic cards, include the agreed sample test and system reference. Keep the material and surface requirements consistent across the card and its presentation.

Repeat orders and delivery

Tell us about your first batch, expected reorders and required delivery date. Production timing depends on stock, artwork approval, data, finishing and any electronic preparation or fulfilment.

Agree bulk delivery, split quantities or an individual mailing where required. Check the approved design, material, wording and number sequence before each repeat order.

Clear material information for your organisation

Request product-specific information for the finished card. Recycled content, recyclable, plastic-free, degradable and compostable describe different things. Use only the statement supported by the actual construction and the evidence supplied for your order.

If your brief includes certified stock, a particular recycled-content percentage or a defined collection route, tell ACB at the enquiry stage. Confirm permitted wording and any certification-mark requirements before they are added to the artwork.

Ask ACB for disposal guidance for the quoted wood card, including any coating, adhesive or electronic inlay. Compare the complete construction with other eco card materials before choosing the wording for your project.

How to order your wood cards

01 · Share the brief

Send the purpose, quantity, dimensions and required date. Include the intended use, material requirements and individual details.

02 · Agree the card

Confirm the named stock, construction, artwork route, finishing, technology and any fulfilment in the quotation.

03 · Check the proof

Review both sides and sample records. Complete agreed physical, scanning and reader tests before approving the full run.

04 · Print and supply

ACB arranges the agreed production, packing and delivery. Retain the approved specification for the next issue.

Get a quote for wood cards

The price of wood cards depends on quantity, stock, format, printing, personalisation and any technology or fulfilment. Send the project details below so ACB can prepare a quotation around the specification you need.

Include these project details

  • Wood type and complete finished construction
  • Card dimensions, thickness and surface treatment
  • Natural variation and artwork expectations
  • Names, numbers and printed-code contrast
  • Exact electronic credential and system tests
  • Presentation, repeat supply and disposal guidance

Call 01308 426312, Monday–Friday, 09:00–17:00, or use the enquiry form.

Start with the specification. We will agree how to supply production artwork and individual data after reviewing the brief.

Tell us about your cards

Include the material, quantity and how your cards will be used.

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Wood cards: questions answered

Will every wood card look identical?

Natural grain and tone can vary. Discuss the expected variation and how it affects the design. A sample helps you assess the material before approving the production specification.

Can wood cards work with hotel locks?

Suitable electronic constructions can be discussed, but the exact credential and lock system must be confirmed. A similar-looking card or the same material does not prove compatibility. Arrange a sample test before a full run.

Are wood cards automatically plastic-free or compostable?

No blanket claim should be assumed. The complete card may include surface treatments, adhesives or electronic parts. Request product-specific construction and disposal information before describing the card to users.

What quantity can I order?

The suitable order quantity depends on stock, format, printing and production route. Tell ACB about the first batch and any smaller repeat issues you expect. The available quantities and pricing will be confirmed for the actual specification.

Can you help with design and artwork?

Share your logo, wording, preferred style and existing artwork. ACB will agree the support and template requirements for the chosen card. Review the proof, individual fields and any material statement before production.

How long will the cards take?

Timing depends on stock, artwork and data approval, finishing, technology and fulfilment. Give ACB your required delivery date at the enquiry stage so the schedule can be confirmed for the agreed order.

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