Coloured Wood Veneer

Different wood veneer products require various processes so please get in contact if you need further assistance in how to apply your wood veneer.

There all are different types of wood veneers for various projects so please get in contact so we can help with your specific needs.

Wood veneer can most certainly be stained and finished. We recommend looking at our finishes section to see what will work best for you.

We do not recommend any of our wood veneers are used outside unless finished with exterior finishes that will protect them.

Yes, the veneers can be replaced usually by removing the old material and then adding one of our products to the substrate. For more information, please get in contact.

The veneers can be sanded, and this is usually needed in order for the wood to be finished. We do offer pre-sanded sheets in our peel and stick and paper-backed ranges.

With the correct finishes, wood veneer can undoubtedly be restored although sometimes it is necessary to replace the surface.

Yes, you could paint over the veneers if you wanted to.

Yes, wood veneer can be stripped. Simply by using a scraper or a similar tool, the wood veneer can be removed.

The veneers are usually flexible going with the grain. Our innovative wood veneers that have specific backings are more flexible, so these are recommended if going around curves.

Wood veneer will stick to plastic and metals if the correct glue is used.

We do not recommend that the wood veneer sheets get wet.

Wood veneer can be laser cut. Some sheets laser better than others such as the peel and stick and paper backed products.

Any finish will darken a wood veneer slightly, but stains and other finishes can be used to achieve the colour or shade you are aiming for.

The coloured veneers are dyed all the way through so if you were to cut them, the edges would show the same colour as the face.

Wood veneers vary in specification so to find the best wood veneer for you, please contact us, and we will be happy to help.

All of our wood veneers are made from real natural wood.

Wood veneer means a thin layer of wood.

There are many different types of glue for various purposes. Please get in contact if you need help deciding which glue.

An engineered wood veneer is a manmade wood where customer colours and grains can be created through a lamination process.

Natural wood veneer can be cleaned with a duster or cloth, but if it has been finished, it is best to look at what the finish suggests.

Wood veneer is produced through a variety of different processes which include, slicing and peeling.

Wood veneer can be cut with scissors, veneer saw or craft knife depending on what type of wood veneer it is.

You can apply the sheets with our recommended glue or with our peel and stick products it can be applied by peeling off the film and using with pressure.

Certain woods are more flexible than others, so if you are looking to do curved surfaces, it is best to contact us so we can suggest what wood to purchase.

Some woods are more durable based on their species properties. The constructional veneer in 1.5mm and 2.5mm is better for durability than the decorative veneer range.

Our Wood veneers sustainable, and we are fully FSC certified.