The designer shows you the material of veneer

Veneer is a kind of wood flake-like finishing material produced by peeling or sawing wood, and its thickness is generally between 0.4-1mm. Veneer can not only restore the texture and texture of natural wood, but also liberate the limitations of wood materials, produce richer texture styles, and greatly enrich the visual effect of finishing materials.
The processing technology of veneer can be divided into natural veneer, dyed veneer, technological veneer and spliced ​​veneer.
Natural veneer is processed by peeling, tangential cutting, longitudinal cutting and radial cutting of natural wood.
Dyed veneer is veneer made by dyeing after defect treatment of natural veneer. It has various characteristics of natural veneer and richer colors.
Technological veneer is a new type of wood material generated by high-tech processing and reorganization of wood, with more diverse color and texture changes.
Spliced ​​veneer is a regular parquet effect formed by splicing veneers of different textures together.