Three Common Types of Wood Veneer

Natural Wood Veneer

It features the natural fresh fragrance of wood and an excellent texture. Its irregular natural grain is stunningly beautiful, bringing you the original joy of returning to nature and artistic enjoyment.👉🏻 Advantages: Authentic natural grain, fresh-scented and eco-friendly, great flexibility after steaming and boiling.👉🏻 Disadvantages: Low utilization rate, prone to color difference, and may have minor natural flaws.

Dyed Wood Veneer

It is a new decorative material made by high-tech dyeing and defect treatment of natural wood. It is called dyed wood in China, and its sliced thin sheets are dyed wood veneer.👉🏻 Advantages: Wide color options, high utilization rate, smooth surface and easy processing.👉🏻 Disadvantages: Prone to fading and discoloration, color difference issues, easy surface scratches, and impossible to repair or recolor.

Engineered Wood Veneer

Based on bionics principles, ordinary wood is restructured, optimized and beautified with high technology to create a new material with better performance. The sliced thin sheets are known as engineered wood veneer.👉🏻 Advantages: Rich and varied colors, wide application range, relatively low cost.👉🏻 Disadvantages: Relatively shallow grain, risk of color difference and fading, iridescent color cast, and unstable supply.