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What is Veneer?

What is Veneer?

Unlike solid wood which is sawn from a log, veneer is sliced in a thin layer, increasing the yield from each log and therefore adding to its value.

Three different cut styles, crown cut, quarter cut and rotary, all offer different and beautiful grain patterns.

Benefits of Veneer

Benefits of Veneer

More budget friendly yet just as beautiful as solid wood, veneer is flexible and versatile, perfect for unleashing your creative side.

The slicing process means that much less raw timber is used, thereby reducing overall consumption and adding environmental benefits as well as financial.

Slicing Techniques

Slicing Techniques

The appearance of the veneer sheet is determined by the way the wood is sliced and joined together. The various ways that veneer can be cut are shown here.

We work with our brands to make wood veneer more accessible by taking the finishing further, adding value so that you can easily convert them into the desired end products. In fact, it is just as easy to use veneered panels as melamine ones.

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Applications

Applications

Ideal for bespoke joinery and furniture production, veneer is flexible and easy to use, featuring beautiful woodgrains at a more budget friendly cost than solid wood. It's ideal for residential projects, hotel projects, offices and many more.

In addition, veneer is also processed to create a variety of products such as veneer parquet, flexible veneer sheets, wood veneer boards, wood veneer wallpaper, etc. In other words, veneer can give any interior a unique look and feel.

Sizes

Sizes

From 2440mm to 3050mm in length and 1220mm to 2100mm in width, our veneer sizes offer a huge variety. We also offer a whopping 14 different thicknesses so you can find the right board for your job.

If you wish to discuss your job, please get in touch.

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