Veneer
Oak veneer
Oak veneer, with its light tone and pronounced grain, is the most widely used natural wood veneer, from kitchens to offices. We supply it quarter-cut and crown-cut.
Cut and colour
Characteristics
Oak veneer, from pale yellow to honey in colour with a pronounced grain, works well natural, stained or distressed. Its tannins also make it suitable for fuming and oxidation colouring techniques.
- Quarter cut: a straight, parallel grain for modern, calm surfaces.
- Crown cut: a cut whose grain forms a flame or cathedral pattern, for a livelier, classic look.
Where is it used?
- Kitchen cabinets and bathroom furniture
- Doors and wall panelling
- Office furniture and retail interiors
- Bedroom and living room furniture
The veneer is pressed onto MDF or particleboard.
Other oak options
We also supply American white oak veneer (quarter and crown cut) and red oak veneer (crown cut). For edges see oak real wood edge banding, for a thicker face thick veneer (papel), and for all-wood work oak solid wood panels.
Price and availability
We give prices and current availability by phone. Tell us the cut and quantity and we will call you back.
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