Specialized veneer splicing service using glue, with reinforced ends.
These large-format wood veneer sheets (also known as veneer faces or veneer layons) are commonly used for veneering panels, furniture, or doors to achieve an authentic, natural wood finish.
We typically manufacture using White Oak, Red Oak, and USA Walnut. For other veneer species, please consult availability.
Clients can choose the quality and matching method of the veneers that best fit their needs.
We can supply the veneer faces stacked on pallets or in rolls with protective plastic, an innovative format that facilitates retail sales and end-user application.
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Our veneer sheets can have different grain patterns: quarter cut, crown cut, rustic or cross-grain. They are also classified according to their quality, from A+ to B.
Images of the available qualities for each type of pattern are shown below. European Oak has been selected for the examples, although other wood species are available on request (please consult).
Veneers are joined with glue using different techniques, generating different patterns on the sheets.
The veneer joining techniques we use are:
slip
book
With this jointing technique, each sheet is placed upside down in relation to the previous one, symmetrically. A pattern is formed that resembles the pages of an open book, hence the name of this type of joint.
The following images show examples of book-matched veneer sheets in European oak veneer of different grades.
mismatch
Random pattern, with no established order.
Random pattern, with no established order.
With this joining technique, the veneers are placed randomly, without any established order. The sheets produced with this technique have no repetition pattern.
Below is an example of a veneer sheet manufactured with a splinted joint, in European Oak veneer.
We can supply our veneer sheets packed on pallets or rolled in coils with a protective plastic film to facilitate their retail sale. Each of these options is explained in more detail below, as well as the dimensions of the veneer sheets that can be packaged with each method.
pallet
The veneer faces are shipped stacked on a pallet, protected to prevent damage during transport and storage.
This packaging format is recommended for large consumers who use these faces to cover boards, doors, etc., using a press.
The maximum manufacturing dimensions are 310 cm in length and 210 cm in width.
In addition to the previously mentioned veneer faces, we offer custom-made veneer faces for special projects.
The joints between the veneers can be made with thread joints or glued joints.
All our wood products come from sustainably managed forests. Check our FSC declaration here.
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Soft Sanding and Calibrated Sanding
Soft Sanding
The upper face of the veneer can be sanded, thus avoiding the costly manual work of sanding by the customer.
When sanding on the veneer sheet, it is advisable that it has a fleece on the back side to give it more consistency.
Our maximum sanded width is 50 cm.
The quality provided by this finish, it’s much higher than a manual sanding finish. The veneer surface is flawless and marks free, to further continue the finishing process (staining, varnishing etc …).
Calibrated Sanding
For special jobs, we reduce the thickness of the wood by sanding-calibration. This results in a more flexible sheet that bends without cracking and can be adapted to small bending radii.
Our maximum sanded widht is 50cm. Upon customer’s request, thickness can be reduced to a minimum of 30/100mm (0,30mm).
If the veneer is to be calibrated sanded, a fleece back must be applied to its underside.
We recommend 50 grams fleece.
The wood surface is left perfectly prepared and smooth, without scratches, ready for further finishing processes such as staining or priming.
In the technical details, you can find examples of veneer combinations with a 50-gram backing, sanded to different thicknesses for various applications.
Soft Sanding and Calibrated Sanding
Fleece Backed Edging
The backing is a non-woven fabric that is applied to the back of the veneer surface. We bond this fabric to the wood using PVA glue (white glue) in a press. Our maximum width for applying the backing is 65 cm. With the fabric, we achieve two things:
We have different types of fabric based on their weight. The higher the fabric’s weight, the more consistency and flexibility it adds to the veneer. The thinner the veneer, the more flexible it becomes. We can adjust the thickness of the veneer, at the client’s request, to provide greater flexibility.
El soporte es compatible con las colas blancas (PVA) y las de urea. Debajo puede encontrar ejemplos de combinaciones de chapa con soporte y lijada a diferentes espesores.
90 g fleece, ref. V-300
Fleece Backed Edging
Natural species
0,5 – 0,6 mm thick natural veneer sheets.
We can produce with any available species on the marketVeneer process
Veneer process:
Natural species
Fineline Veneers
Wood veneers are available in sheets of 0.5 – 0.6 mm thickness.
Precomposed veneers are made from low-cost natural veneers, dyed to the desired tone, pressed into blocks, and then cut into sheets to achieve a specific grain pattern.
We can produce using any species available on the market.
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The fineline or reconstituted veneer is a thin veneer sheet obtained through a lamination process beginning at the edge of a veneer block, thus obtaining a perfectly homogeneous or straight grain. While manipulating the contour of the sheets to be pressed, various configurations and very attractive aspects are obtained.
Some or all the sheets can be dyed before joining them, so as to create astonishing aspects and colours .
Production process:
Fineline Veneers
Dyed veneers
Dyed veneers are obtained when natural veneer sheets are immersed in a staining solution, which penetrates to the core of the veneer.
The entire thickness of the sheet (up to the center) is tinted.
0,5 – 0,6 mm thick natural veneer sheets.
This process enables to vary the veneer’s natural colours resulting in:
We can produce edge banding with any of the available species on the market, and obtain the customer’s required tone.
Dyed veneers
Burl and veneer roots
A burl is a tree growth in which the grain has grown in a deformed manner. Unknown as to how this deformity develops on a log, it features an irregular pattern opposed to a smooth lineal aspect. Veneer burls are both present underground or at surface level of the tree trunk. It is commonly found in the form of a rounded outgrowth on a tree trunk or branch.
We can produce with any available species on the market
Burl and veneer roots
Thermo-treated, smoked and aged veneers
These are natural wood veneers designed for special decorations due to their exclusivity.
They showcase the unique reaction of wood to paper products, highlighting its originality, warmth, and distinctiveness—qualities that cannot be replicated by printed papers.
We can distinguish the following variations of natural veneers:
Thermo-treated:
– 100% natural process applied in order to modify the original wood colour, without intervention of any chemical element.
– Colour much more uniform, almost to the level of a stained product.
– Colour sustainability, as it is free of any type of dye which could react to UV light and therefore generate tonality changes.
Smoked (Fumé) Veneer
-Aesthetically, it is a natural veneer which features a smoked look, shinny and enhanced by a 3D effect, maintaining live stripes and highlighting the aspect of each log.
– The smoked is a treatment based on the reaction of the veneer natural tannins to different chemical agents which change the original colour of the veneer without loosing its natural look. During the smoking process, the chemical elements are neutralized, thus ensuring a 100% natural PH product.
Aged:
This accelerated process aims to give wood an effect similar to natural ageing from outdoor exposure.
It achieves uneven gray tones, giving the final product the appearance of wood that has been exposed to sunlight and weather elements for years.
Especially suitable for rustic woods with cracks and knots, it creates a unique and distinctive look for interior decorative products.
Thermo-treated, smoked and aged veneers
Sawcut Veneer
Following latest trends, we offer the rustic look of saw cut veneer. We offer nature-saw-cut in the most common veneers on the market.
Deep transversal print embossed in such a way that some prints stand out while others are embedded. Two different types of prints can be visualized, depending on the inclination:
Standard thickness is 0,7 mm, but superior thicknesses can be produced. The visual effect is eye catching and enables a wide range of design applications.
Sawcut Veneer
Solid End-Grain Edgebanding
Wood veneers are obtained through a special cross-section cut of the log.
These veneers are round, and their length and width correspond to the log’s diameter.
Thus, all the tree’s growth rings can be visualized.
The standard thickness is 0.7 mm, but from this veneer, thicker edge bands can be made.
Solid End-Grain Edgebanding
Printed veneer
For special edge and moulding applications, a grain design can be printed over a different veneer.
Using more economical species as a base, we can print the natural pattern or design of highly valued veneers with a matching tone. Just imagine a low cost veneer such as okume, over which we will print the grain and tone of, let us say, Rosewood Rio or Makassar Ebony. As the base of the product is authentic veneer, the touch and pore of the product will transfer the sensation of the natural pattern.
Thanks to our printing technique we can obtain quarter cut patterns which prove to be difficult to find in extra wide formats (for example, 20 cms).
Printed veneer
Elaboration of customer’s veneer
For custom projects, we offer the option to work with the client’s own veneer.
In cases where it’s important that both the surface and edge come from the same source, we can manufacture using the client’s raw material.
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Elaboration of customer’s veneer
With this joining technique, the veneers are placed all in a row, in the same direction. The pattern is repeated continuously across the entire face.
