Technical Data Sheet Of Natural Wood Veneer

VENEER REFERS TO THIN SLICES OF WOOD. EVERY INDIVIDUAL TREE HAS ITS UNIQUE “PERSONALITY TRAITS", THUS LEADING TO AN ENORMOUS DIVERSITY OF WOOD VENEERS. VARIOUS FINISHING TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO THIS DIVERSITY BRING DISTINCT INDIVIDUALITY OF COLOR AND PATTERN TO EVERY INTERIOR.

• THICKNESS: 0.45mm/ 0.5mm/ 0.55mm/ 0.6mm/0.8mm/ 1mm
• WIDTH: Variable between 150 mm and 350 mm
• LENGTH: Variable between 200 mm and 3500 mm
• GRADE: AAA / AA / A / AB
• HUMNIDITY: 12%
• SLICING TECHNIQUES: Quarter cut/ Rift cut/ Crown cut/ Rotary cut
• ORIGIN: China
• APPLICATION: Veneered furniture, door, cabinet, wallcovering, architectural panels, engineered flooring and others surface decoration.
• CERTIFICATED: FSC 100%
• PACKING: Veneer is packing in bundles, 24 or 32 veneer sheets same size per bundle. Each bundle has the label, indicating specie, dimensions of veneer sheets in the bundle (length, width), overall quantity of veneers in bundle and grade. Bundles on pallet are covered by polyethylene film. Veneer bundles are shipped on pallets with wooden carton wrapping.

• Quarter cut: The slicing is made perpendicular to the annual growth rings of the tree. Thus creating a straight grain effect. Suitable mostly for home furniture.
• Quarter rift cut: A straight grain effect similar to true quarter cut veneer most commonly used in larger homogeneous applications. Suitable for hotel lobbies, theaters.
• Crown Cut / Plain slicing: By slicing parallel to the center of the log, a raised "cathedral effect" is formed by the innermost growth rings. Suitable for every application which enrich the natural wood character.
• Rotary Cut: A whole log is mounted in a lathe and turned against the blade. It produces continuous sheets of Veneer with great variations in pattern. Suitable for plywood boards, chair components, 3D furniture.

• Afrormosia
• Afrormosia, Fiddleback
• Alder, Red
• Anegre
• Anegre, Fiddleback
• Anegre, Figured
• Ash, Brown
• Ash, Figured
• Ash, Figured European
• Ash, Japanese
• Ash, Olive Burl
• Ash, Tamo
• Ash, White
• Ash, White Burl
• Avodire
• Beech, European
• Beech, European Steamed
• Birch, Red
• Birch, White
• Bubinga
• Bubinga, Fiddleback
• Butternut
• Camphorwood Burl
• Carpathian Elm Burl
• Cedar, Aromatic Red
• Cedar, Spanish
• Cherry, American
• Cherry, Curly Figured
• Cypress
• Douglas Fir, Vertical Grain
• Ebony, Macassar
• Etimoé
• Eucalyptus Pommele
• Eucalyptus, Figured
• Figueroa, Figured
• Hickory
• Iroko, Figured
• Kewazinga
• Koa, Hawaiian
• Koto
• Lacewood
• Lacewood, Bleached
• Laurel
• Laurel Burl
• Limba
• Louro Preto
• Madrone Burl
• Mahogany
• Mahogany, African, Fiddleback
• Mahogany, Broken Stripe
• Mahogany, Crotch
• Mahogany, Honduras
• Mahogany, Ribbon
• Makoré
• Makoré Pommele
• Makoré, Block Mottled
• Makoré, Fiddleback
• Mapa Burl
• Maple
• Maple Burl
• Maple, Birdseye
• Maple, Curly
• Maple, Fiddleback
• Movingui
• Movingui, Figured
• Movingui, Figured Dyed
• Movingui, Figured Pearl
• Mozambiqeue, Figured
• Mutenye, Fiddleback
• Oak, English Brown
• Oak, Red
• Oak, Red Heavy Flake
• Oak, White
• Oak, White Heavy Flake
• Okume
• Orientalwood, Figured
• Padauk
• Pearwood
• Pecan
• Pine, Knotty Random
• Pine, White
• Pine, Yellow
• Poplar
• Prima Vera
• Purpleheart
• Redwood Burl
• Rosewood, African
• Rosewood, East Indian
• Rosewood, South American
• Sapele
• Sapele Pommele
• Sapele, Fiddleback
• Sapele, Figured
• Satinwood
• Sycamore, English Figured
• Sycamore, Figured
• Teak
• Teak, Honey
• Walnut Burl
• Walnut Crotch
• Walnut, American
• Walnut, Olive
• Wenge
• Yew
• Zebrawood