Oak White veneer

Wheat-colored white oak veneer has a mild golden brown hue. One typical American hardwood is white oak. Because there is so much tylose in its cells, it is strong, dense, and resistant to decay. It accepts finishing well and is frequently discolored.

Available in a variety of sizes and backing is white oak veneer sheet. Compared to Flat Cut (wider, more open grain), Rift has a straighter, narrower grain. Its lack of flake figuring sets it apart from White Oak Quarter Cut. Rift Red Oak, a less popular wood, is comparable. Red oak does not often have a faint gray cast, whereas White Oak does.

White oak is a closed grain hardwood that is almost immune to moisture. Tyloses, a membranous growth, commonly plugs the pores of the heartwood of white oak trees. White oak is frequently used to make outdoor furniture due to its resilience to dampness.

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oak white veneer faced plywood

For flat surface wood finishes, oak white veneer work best when coupled with complementary solid timbers that have been shaped into the desired shape. They provide a cheaper alternative to using real wood. They are mainly utilized in high-end projects like paneling or wall cladding, solid-wood kitchens, office and boardroom furnishings, etc.

Even the most skilled craftsperson can explore a whole new realm of woodworking thanks to veneer.

The wood veneer’s crisscross pattern lessens the likelihood of splitting or cracking, and the glue is the same robust, waterproof adhesive used in maritime and aircraft construction!

The final product is actually more durable than raw wood. However, veneers are frequently utilized for high end furniture items and can be more expensive than solid wood. Many people wrongly believe that veneered furniture is inferior to or less expensive than solid wood. Simple undertakings can be transformed into pieces of art by adding an exotic veneer. In fact, a highly detailed veneer may frequently be the distinguishing feature that elevates a project above the competition.

This environmentally friendly natural wood veneer exudes the same warmth and beauty that only real wood can provide. Each project has a special appeal due to the individuality of each log, but you can also be sure that the woods where the veneer was sourced are being responsibly regrown to provide a continued supply in perpetuity. All low wear, dry vertical interior applications, including furniture and paneling, are suitable. Due to the fact that wood is a natural product, the look of this veneer may differ. It might have organic characteristics like pin knots and figure.

Oak White veneer, often known as vintage veneer, has an extremely thick and deep grain pattern. This hardwood veneer is mostly used to create high-end furniture surfaces and decorate interior spaces. Oak white veneer is available to our esteemed clients in a variety of sizes, styles, and designs to suit their requirements.

One of the most often used wood veneers in architectural woodworking projects is white oak veneer.

These are the two primary varieties of white oak used in wood veneer.

Popular American white oak is one type, while European white oak is another.

Additionally, reconstituted white oak is an option. The recreated white wood comes in a huge variety of hues and textures.

Designers frequently employ smoked oak veneer, rough sawn oak veneer, dyed white oak, and rustic knotty oak white veneer in joinery and interior fit-out projects.

Consider using fleece-backed thin white oak sheets or matched white oak layons for the construction of doors and furniture.

Specifications(Panel Size)

Thickness	1.5mm/2mm/3mm/4mm/5mm/6mm/9mm/12mm/15mm/16mm/17mm/18mm/22mm/25mm/40mm
Size	1220*2440mm/1250*2500mm/1525*1525mm
Faces	Oak White veneer both sides, sanded,Suitable for decorative use
Thickness Tolerance	±0.2mm
Surface Treatment	Polished/Non-Polished
Moisture Content	6%~9%
Density	660-730kg/m3
Glue emission level	E0, P2, WBP,MR

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