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What are the different types of wood veneer?
Wood veneer is an ultra-thin slice of actual wood that is used for decorative purposes or to improve the appearance of core materials. It is created by peeling off thin layers from logs using a rotary or slice cutting method. Let's take a look at what are the main types of veneer.
Natural veneer
Natural veneer mainly includes: red walnut, sapele, cherry, oak, black walnut, ebony, etc.
Natural veneer has the natural and simple fragrance of wood, strong texture, and its special and irregular natural texture has a fascinating and ingenious artistic charm, which can give you the original heart and beauty of returning to nature.
Natural veneer is widely used, natural and beautiful, excellent performance, and the veneer has a certain thickness (0.3~0.6mm), which has a good protective effect on the home.
Stained veneer
Stained veneers mainly include: figured wood, black walnut, bird’s eye maple, lace wood, eucalyptus and so on.
Stained veneer is a new type of decorative material made by using modern high-tech processing technology, after bleaching, coloring and defect treatment of natural veneer, stained veneer can play a creative special color (ordinary paint effect will only cover up the obvious texture of the wood itself, color difference, etc.), adding rich colors to modern design.
Stained veneer is not recommended for use in kitchens, balconies, bathrooms and other areas that are humid, exposed to sunlight, and have large changes in temperature and humidity.
Engineered veneer
Engineered veneer mainly includes: silver pear, silver oak, ebony, black walnut and so on.
Engineered veneer refers to the use of the principle of bionics, through the high-tech processing of ordinary wood, reorganization and beautification of the new wood materials with better performance, with the use of engineered wood processing into the veneer is called engineered veneer. Engineered veneer is actually artificial dyed veneer.
Smoked veneer mainly includes smoked oak, smoked eucalyptus, etc. Smoked veneer is also known as carbonized veneer. It is a wood veneer that has been charred on the surface, or deeply treated, with a thin layer of charring on the surface, so as to quickly achieve the effect of smoking. Smoked veneer is very stable and durable, and can effectively resist discoloration, insect damage, moisture, and will not easily change due to sun or moisture.
Serrated veneer
Serrated veneer mainly include serrated oak and serrated walnut, among others. Serrated patterned wood veneer is a type of natural wood veneer, where the "Serrated patterned" refers to the regular saw marks left on the wood due to friction during the cutting process. This effect is not naturally occurring in the wood but is achieved through a special technique that carefully treats the surface of the veneer, giving it a more textured serrated pattern. When touched by hand, it feels just like touching the raw wood.
