the slices and the die is filled with a mixture of the binder and the filler the die contents are hot pressed to achieve the required tile thickness the tile is ejected from the die and then maintained at room temperature for not more than 72 hours the face side of the tile is ground and the dimensions of the tile are brought within the required tolerances application_number US 20110398 A description with reference to fig1 it is shown an example of a lumber cut off waste which can be used for implementation the present invention this raw material is especially suitable for manufacturing of such articles like splint slabs or similar tiles the face side of these tiles can be formed by wood crosscut elements which are pre cut from branches trunks or other lumber wastes of commercial wood of first second and sometimes third rate quality fruit wood decorative wood felled trees or from substandard lumbering cutoff wastes the raw material preparation for forming the face layer of a wooden tile includes the following stages cleaning the selected branch form the branches of higher order and from the crust seeking for relatively rectilinear branches and their sawing along cross sections a b c d e f so as to obtain rectilinear crosscut sections of rectilinear shape as shown in fig2 preliminary drying of rectilinear sections in open piles to moisture 22 28 cutting of pre dried sections into crosscut defined by thickness h by a first and a second flat opposite surfaces 1 2 and shaped as shown in fig3 a b c preparation of non circled slices required for manufacturing the tile with patterned face side if required it is advantageous to use rectilinear sections with length of at least.