inlaysheet
nounUK /ˈɪnleɪʃiːt/
US /ˈɪnleɪʃiːt/
A thin flat piece of material that is put inside something else to fill or decorate it.
The carpenter placed an inlaysheet of walnut into the tabletop.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A printed sheet placed inside a book or magazine as an extra page.
The magazine included an inlaysheet with a map of the city.
3. A thin layer of material set into a surface for strength or decoration.
The floor was finished with an inlaysheet of oak.
4. A sheet of paper inserted into a folder or binder for notes.
She slipped the inlaysheet into her binder before the meeting.