"sheets of wood" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
An example sentence would be "We used twelve sheets of wood to build the shed."
Then he'd glue them to large sheets of wood, making dioramas of his life".
3. Natural Lonwood vinyl flooring looks like large sheets of wood.
Elsewhere, almost every spare patch of ground is covered in pipes and hoses, and sheets of wood and steel.
"I was here working," he said, gesturing to the planks and sheets of wood on the sidewalk.
New processes appeared, notably veneering wide surfaces with thin sheets of wood into which floral patterns in marquetry often were inserted.
There are, for example, patterned window covers, panels along the stairwell that were created by layering thin sheets of wood and ceilings composed of sticks tightly woven together.
Veneer is a thin sheet of wood of uniform thickness commonly 0.5 1.0 mm (about 0.02 0.04 inch) and sometimes as much as 10 mm (about 0.4 inch).
An undulating sheet of wood, not unlike the one planned for Tully Hall, flows across the Brasserie's ceiling and down the walls, curving into a long banquette.
"I got six or eight different grays, put them on a sheet of wood, compared them to what I saw on the small screen, and did sort of an average," said Mr. Sturgeon, 40.
Gradually he expanded the tableau to its present length of 18 feet, provided it with a starry night sky made from a dark-painted sheet of wood pierced with holes and lighted from behind.
An oven lined with a baking stone (or several uncoated quarry tiles) is ideal for baking pizza, but it requires a flat sheet of wood or metal with a long handle, called a peel, to move the pizza about.
