Learn ✍🏻 Board Material Knowledge | 3 Common Veneer Types

Veneer greatly reduces the material limitations of wood, allowing the production of high-quality wood veneer materials while effectively conserving resources.

Natural Veneer

It possesses the natural, rustic fragrance of wood, a strong texture, and its unique, irregular natural grain creates a breathtaking, ingenious artistic charm, designed to bring you back to nature's essence and a beautiful artistic experience.

👉🏻Advantages: Natural grain, refreshing fragrance, environmentally friendly, and excellent elasticity after steaming.
👉🏻Disadvantages: Low utilization rate, color variation, and imperfections.

Dyed Veneer

Dyed Veneer is a new decorative material created by coloring and removing imperfections in natural wood using high-tech processing techniques. Commonly known in China as dyed wood, veneer made from dyed wood is called dyed veneer.

👉🏻Advantages: Rich colors, high utilization rate, smooth surface
👉🏻Disadvantages: Fading, discoloration, color deviation, easy to scratch, inability to recolor or beautify

Technological Veneer

Leveraging biomimetic principles, this new wood material is created by reshaping and beautifying ordinary wood through high-tech processing, resulting in superior performance. Thin sheets processed from technological wood are called technological veneer.

👉🏻Advantages: Wide range of colors, wide application, low cost
👉🏻Disadvantages: Shallow grain, color deviation, fading, polarization, and limited supply