Veneer & Finishes
Natural veneer, multi-veneer, eco-veneer — types, thickness, cuts and furniture applications
14 materials
Ash Veneer
Bright energy of wood grain waves for modern interiors
Birch Veneer
From budget Scandinavian to Karelian ultrarar — birch does it all
Ebony Veneer
Absolute blackness in natural wood
Eco-Veneer (CPL)
Polymer durability in the guise of wood
Maple Veneer
The lightest noble wood — when whiteness matters more than drama
Reconstituted Veneer (Fine-Line)
Consistent color and grain for serial furniture production
Natural Veneer
Real wood texture in every millimeter
Oak Veneer
Solid wood strength in paper-thin elegance
Rosewood Veneer (Dalbergia)
CITES-regulated luxury — every sheet worth its weight in gold
Teak Veneer
Maritime resilience of tropical gold
Translucent Wood Veneer
Wood that glows — when your wall becomes a lamp
Veneer Cutting Methods: Rotary, Flat-Cut & Quarter-Cut
The pattern is determined by the blade, not the species
Veneer Thickness: From 0.3 to 3 mm — Selection Guide
Every millimeter determines the outcome
Walnut Veneer
Warm depth of grain — the signature of premium furniture