Thick veneer rolls are constructed using several veneer layers of standard thickness (0,5 mm).
The layers are pressed together to form a sandwich to the desired thickness.
Possible widths range from 14 mm to 250 mm.
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Thick veneer rolls are constructed using several veneer layers of standard thickness (0,5 mm).
The layers are pressed together to form a sandwich to the desired thickness.
Possible widths range from 14 mm to 250 mm.
1- First quality veneer is used on the upper layer, insuring thus the finest aspect of tonality and grain required.
2- Thick veneer rolls are more flexible than solid veneer strips.
3- Continuous thick veneer rolls can be used on automatic edge banding machines.
4- Roughened base layer ensures perfect adherence.
5- Offers better and easier conservation and storage possibilities.
6- Endless thick veneer rolls ensure minimum wastage during edging process.
To produce thick edges, veneers are previously selected (quality choice and colour coordination). Although it depends on the timber species, quarter cut, with a uniform, straight vertical grain, is preferred through the world by furniture designers, obtaining an almost invisible spice line.
To obtain an almost invisible spice line veneer sheets are put together by an irregular taped zig-zag union. This technique optically conceals the union of both sheets and the backside is strengthened with fabric.
If the veneer is not perfectly flat, it’s pressed before being turned into edges. Reducing veneer buckles avoids edge banding application failures, thus eliminating the risk of production interruptions.
All single layers are bonded together using PVA glues. These glues boost flexibility and are resistant to humidity.
The edge banding manufacturing process ends up by saw slicing the jumbo rolls, to ensure clean cut and to avoid splintering.
The roughened backside of our thick edges (40 grit) ensures a strong bonding surface.
Finally, the thick veneer rolls are packed in cardboard boxes or pallets. If requested by the customer, rolls are wrapped in plastic bags, to preserve wood qualities.
Thick veneer rolls are constructed using several veneer layers of standard thickness (0,5 mm).
The layers are pressed together to form a sandwich to the desired thickness.
Possible widths range from 14 mm to 250 mm.
1- First quality veneer is used on the upper layer, insuring thus the finest aspect of tonality and grain required.
2- Thick veneer rolls are more flexible than solid veneer strips.
3- Continuous thick veneer rolls can be used on automatic edge banding machines.
4- Roughened base layer ensures perfect adherence.
5- Offers better and easier conservation and storage possibilities.
6- Endless thick veneer rolls ensure minimum wastage during edging process.
To produce thick edges, veneers are previously selected (quality choice and colour coordination). Although it depends on the timber species, quarter cut, with a uniform, straight vertical grain, is preferred through the world by furniture designers, obtaining an almost invisible spice line.
To obtain an almost invisible spice line, veneer sheets are put together by an irregular taped zig-zag union. This technique optically conceals the union of both sheets and the backside is strengthened with fabric.
If the veneer is not perfectly flat, it is pressed before being turned into edges. Reducing veneer buckles avoids edgebanding application failures, thus eliminating the risk of production interruptions.
All single layers are bonded together using PVA glues. These glues boost flexibility and are resistant to humidity.
The manufacturing process ends up by saw slicing the jumbo rolls. This way, ensuring clean cut and avoiding splintering.
The roughened backside of our thick edges (40 grit) ensures a strong bonding surface.
Finally, the thick veneer rolls are packed in cardboard boxes or pallets. If requested by the customer, rolls are wrapped in plastic bags, to preserve wood qualities.