With contemporary processes, the unique patterns can be replicated manually with templates or moulded impressions, or digitally scanned and etched into synthetic panels, allowing patterns to be repeated consistently across surfaces on veneer effect panels. Due to the nature of the different cuts of timber, it was previously impossible to have the same pattern repeated on each sheet of veneer. Modern manufacturing methods are able to replicate these techniques and reproduce patterns quickly and economically. Traditionally, veneer was more expensive than standard sawn timber as it required a high level of skill to cut and layer fine strips of the timber. This veneer is comprised of thin, plain sawn, cut or peeled straight grain strips from the origin tree’s trunk which, when layered together over a backing board such as particleboard or MDF, form highly unique patterns. The image represents a physical area of 600 x 1527 mm (23.6 x 60.1 inches) in total.Ī mid tone, medium grain and coarseness timber veneer, suitable for furniture, panelling, cupboards, doors and flooring.
A seamless wood texture with a wood veneer surface.
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