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.

SLICING TECHNIQUES

• Quarter cut: The slicing is made perpendicularto the annual growth rings of the tree. Thus creating a straightgrain effect. Suitable mostlyfor home furniture.
• Quarter rift cut: A straight grain effect similarto true quarter cut veneer most commonly used in largerhomogeneous applications. Suitable for hotel lobbies,theaters.
• Crown Cut / Plain slicing: By slicing parallel to the centerof the log, a raised "cathedraleffect" is formed by theinnermost growth rings. Suitable for every application which enrich the natural woodcharacter.
• Rotary Cut: A whole log is mounted in a latheand turned against the blade. It produces continuous sheets of Veneer with great variationsin pattern. Suitable for plywood boards, chair components,3D furniture.

Natural Wood Veneer Index* 

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