Wood Veneers

Wood Veneer Description The heart wood is a cream to pale tan colour. It is sliced to produce the crown and straight grained veneer. A well-defined...

Wood Veneer Description A cream to yellowish colour. It is mainly produced in Quarter cut, stripy for the door industry. The veneer has a tendency ...

Wood Veneer Description This is a Peeled veneer which generally gives good widths. Colour is a white to cream/yellow. The feature of the veneer loo...

Wood Veneer Description The Cedar of Lebanon veneer dates back to ancient times where it was used to build some of the most historic buildings know...

Wood Veneer Description The Eucalyptus wood is sourced from Northern Spain and is usually a light pale colour. The Eucalyptus veneer however can co...

Wood Veneer Description The Sycamore tree can be rotary cut, peeled or sliced depending on the logs character. The rotary option will give much lar...

Wood Veneer Description The wood is a creamy white with a reddish tinge, often with bark pockets appearing as small, dark areas. The quilted grain ...

Wood Veneer Edging Our extensive range of 0.6mm thick edging comes in a variety of colours and species. With three widths of 22mm, 30mm, and 50mm a...

Wood Veneer Edging Our extensive range of 0.6mm thick edging comes in a variety of colours and species. With three widths of 22mm, 30mm, and 50mm a...

Wood Veneer Description Growing throughout Europe mainly the Western regions, the heartwood is cream to pale tan coloured. In some logs a dark brow...

Wood Veneer Description Sourced from the North West USA, Oregon Pine which is sometimes known as Douglas Fir is usually a light Brown colour with a...

Wood Veneer Edging Our extensive range of 0.6mm thick edging comes in a variety of colours and species. With three widths of 22mm, 30mm, and 50mm a...

Wood Veneer Description Mappa Burl is a light brown to brown burl veneer, with the burls appearing as reddish-black spots throughout. This rotary-c...

Wood Veneer Description The heartwood is usually creamy-white to grey in colour, sometimes very pale brown. In certain logs you also get a green pr...