Easily understand what real wood veneer is

Real wood veneer is a process of cutting logs into 0.1-1 mm veneer, soaking, drying and other processes, and then pasting it on the surface of furniture, doors and other objects

Advantages:
It has the pattern and color of natural wood, can imitate various woods, improve the grade of furniture, etc., and is suitable for a variety of styles.
Compared with pure solid wood materials, the price is more economical and affordable, allowing consumers to get products with similar solid wood appearance at a lower price
Compared with pure solid wood, it is not easily affected by the external environment and deformed or cracked, and has better dimensional stability
The production process is relatively simple, and it can be cut into different sizes and shapes according to needs. It can flexibly fit various shapes of substrates to meet personalized and customized needs
Disadvantages:
The surface veneer is thinner and easily damaged by wear, collision, etc., causing the veneer to fall off and expose the inner core, affecting the appearance and use
It has high requirements for environmental humidity and temperature. When the humidity changes greatly or the temperature is too high or too low, the veneer is prone to problems such as warping and cracking
The surface is covered with veneer, and it is difficult for novices to distinguish the quality of the internal substrate and the authenticity of the wood
After the surface is damaged, it is difficult to repair, and there may be color difference after repair
If inferior glue or substrate is used, it may contain excessive formaldehyde
Compared with paint-free boards, solid wood veneers have no repeated textures, clear and delicate ducts, uniform color, and more advanced texture, but the price is relatively higher than paint-free boards!
Here is a reminder: when doing solid wood veneer, you must pay attention to what kind of paint is used, whether the process details are handled properly, whether the veneer is natural veneer or technological veneer, etc. In the solid wood customization industry, "you get what you pay for"!