Wooden nonagon for crafts – nine-sided cutout, 3–50 cm

The craft table is ready with paints, brushes and ideas. Only the basic shape is missing. That is exactly what this wooden nonagon is for. It is a plywood cutout that you can paint, decorate or display however you like. And if a crossword clue for a nine-sided shape brought you here: this is the shape with nine corners, made from real wood.

What changes for you

• You can start straight away with paint, glue or oil. The wood is untreated and takes any finish.
• You will find the right size for every project, from small table scatter to a large wall sign. Widths range from 3 to 50 cm in 1 cm steps.
• You can work comfortably with no risk of splinters at the edges. The laser cut leaves smooth edges.
• You can craft with groups, school classes or for an event without having to reorder. Buy them singly or in sets of 10, 25, 50 or 100.

Why this wooden nonagon makes a difference every day

A clear geometric shape instantly brings structure to your decorations. Use it as a tag, a place card or a wall decoration. The nonagon is less common than a circle or a star. So it stands out without being loud. A simple wooden cutout becomes something people notice on second glance and like at first sight.

Material & finish

The nonagon is made from 3 mm plywood and laser cut in our own production in Pößneck. This creates the typical brown edge, which gives each cutout a finished look. The edges are smooth and the finish is clean. The surface is untreated, so neither varnished nor glazed. Wood is a natural material. Shade and grain vary, and small knots may occur. This makes every piece unique and is not a defect.

Dimensions & technical details

• Material: plywood
• Material thickness: 3 mm
• Shape: nine-sided (nonagon)
• Width: 3 cm to 50 cm, selectable in 1 cm steps
• Cut: laser-cut, smooth edges, characteristic brown laser edge
• Surface: untreated, not varnished or glazed
• Made in Thuringia, Germany

How to use the wooden nonagon

• Crafting with children: everyone paints their own nonagon. At the end, a colourful garland of little artworks hangs in the room.
• For a party: write a name on the cutout and it becomes a place card your guests can take home as a keepsake.
• In class or at home: nine corners you can touch make geometry easier to grasp than any worksheet.
• At a market stall, café or bakery: labelled as a price tag or sign, the natural wood gives you a consistent, lovingly presented counter. Large sets let you make many signs at once.
• For seasonal decorations: oiled or painted, the nonagon fits into window pictures, mobiles and wreaths. And it changes its look with every season.

Good to know about the nonagon

The name nonagon comes from the Latin "nonus", meaning "ninth". That is the answer when a crossword asks for a nine-sided shape. This small gap in general knowledge is what makes the shape so appealing. Use it as a teaching aid in maths lessons or as a decoration that is sure to get people talking at the table.

Care & durability

There is not much you need to do. Store the untreated wood in a dry place and protect it from constant moisture. Then it will keep its shape and look good for a long time. If you oil or paint it, you also seal the surface and bring out the natural grain.

Options & what's included

• Width of your choice: 3 cm to 50 cm, in 1 cm steps
• Available singly or in sets of 10, 25, 50 or 100
• The wooden nonagon is delivered in its natural form, untreated

Frequently asked questions

Is the wood treated? No, the nonagon is untreated – neither varnished nor glazed. You can paint, decorate, coat or oil it straight away.

Where does the brown edge come from? The cutout is laser cut. The brown edge forms naturally during cutting and also gives you smooth edges.

Why do the cutouts look different? Wood is a natural material. Shade, grain and small knots vary, so every piece is unique.

Is the nonagon suitable for outdoor use? Untreated, it belongs indoors. For outdoor use, oil or varnish it first to protect the wood from moisture.

A wooden cutout with nine corners is only the start. What matters is the moment a plain piece of wood becomes your own idea – painted, labelled, hung up. Just choose the size and quantity, and you design the rest.