Our decorative wood veneers are sourced from all around the world to provide you with the highest quality and diverse range available online. Our projects have included collaborating with fine Furniture designers, the Automotive and Aircraft industries, Marine designers and Architects matching their vision with our expertise selecting graded veneers to complement their products.
Wood Veneer Description This is a sliced veneer and is greyish to brownish-black with well-defined growth pattern. Smooth textured surface which fi...
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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...
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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 ...
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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...
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Wood Veneer Description This veneer has a very high figuring throughout the veneer making it very attractive when being used as a decorative veneer...
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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...
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Wood Veneer Description Cedro (Bosse), known by the scientific name 'Guarea Cedrata' is a pinky light colour which is usually fairly plain in appea...
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Wood Veneer Description When sliced can sometimes produce a woolly surface texture which needs to be sanded before finishing. This veneer comes in ...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from South America, when sliced can sometimes produce a woolly surface texture which needs to be sanded before fini...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from North America, an orange/reddish to a reddish brown in colour. It sometimes contains a black deposit in the gr...
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Wood Veneer Description Douglas Fir is a veneer that originates from West North America. Generally a straight grain or slight wavy grain appearance...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from the Celebes Islands (East Indies), the veneer is black with brown regular or irregular reddish-brown to green-...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced mainly from North America the Red Elm is a dark Brown colour with Reddish tones. The quarter cut material has a nic...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced between Australia and Spain, Pommele Eucalyptus is light brown in colour with a pinky yellow tinge. Its raindrop ma...
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Wood Veneer Description The Eucalyptus wood is sourced from Northern Spain and is usually a light pale colour. The Eucalyptus veneer however can co...
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Wood Veneer Description Please be aware that width measurements are taken from the middle part of the sheet. This means that the width may taper be...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from East Africa, this is a warm brown coloured veneer which has been used in domestic furniture production for man...
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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...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced mainly from North America the Red Elm is a dark Brown colour with Reddish tones. The quarter cut material has a nic...
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Wood Veneer Description Origin: Brazil Description Avaliable in a variety of cuts the Goiabao is a very attractive Yellowish veneer which has the a...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from north India, the Indian Rosewood veneer can vary from a Golden Brown to a lovely deep Purple. It has a medium ...
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Wood Veneer Description Jatoba, which is sometimes known as Brazilian Cherry in the flooring community, is a very durable, hardwood veneer. It is a...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from West Africa, this warm reddish coloured veneer which has been used in domestic furniture production for many y...
View full detailsWood Veneer Description Knotty pine is a form of pine with many visible growth rings that form knots that give it its characteristic name. These kn...
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Wood Veneer Description Lacewood is Reddish Pinky Brown in colour with a very unique silvery sheen. The log is mainly cut in quarters giving it a s...
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Wood Veneer Description The Lime Veneer is generally a straight grained wood with a fine uniform texture. Sourced from Europe, it tends to be pale ...
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Wood Veneer Description The Louro Preto veneer, from the Tropical Americas, is a heart wood that is medium brown with darker brown to black streaks...
View full detailsWood Veneer Description The crotch veneer is produced from the upper part of the trunk where it forks in direction. The block is sliced in a very s...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from West Africa. This warm reddish coloured veneer has been used in domestic furniture production for many years. ...
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Wood Veneer Description Often used as a substitute for genuine Satinwood, the Movingui veneer has a very lustrous surface with a fine texture. It h...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from North America, the wood is a light cream colour - yellowish through to a brown. Sometimes a pinkish tinge occu...
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Wood Veneer Description Growing throughout Europe mainly the Western regions, the heartwood is cream to pale tan coloured. In some logs a dark brow...
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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...
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Wood Veneer Description The Ovangkol wood is an African relative of Rosewood which is a Brownish colour with well veined lines. The veneer is usual...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from Africa, Padouk is a very unusual veneer with striking colour features. It is usually a lustrious coral Red to ...
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Wood Veneer Description Sourced from South East Asia, the Paldao’s heartwood is Greyish to Olive Brown with irregular dark and Black streaks. Mostl...
View full detailsWe've spent many years travelling the world in search of beautiful wood veneer products, giving us an industry-leading knowledge of wood veneer species. Our products offer the perfect levels of sustainability and quality. Burls, swirls and figured veneers, from a wide variety of species, are all available from The Wood Veneer Hub.
We depend entirely on Natural resources. With that in mind working with wood veneer means we are selective in our log procurement. Today with advance cutting techniques we can utilise much more of a veneer log thus preserving one of the worlds most valuable natural resources.
Wood veneers are a perfect way to create a decorative surface without the high costs and movement of solid wood. There are a vast range of products and looks to choose from meaning there is usually something available for any project or preference.
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.
Our team are available Monday to Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm to answer any questions you may have regarding our product range.
Call us on +44 (0)1525 851166.
