Unveiling! A comprehensive overview of wood veneer panels that even designers might not know!

Burl wood veneer coated panels are a type of decorative material made from processed burl wood veneer. Burl wood veneer refers to the knot-like protrusions that occur on trees during their growth due to external damage or physiological reasons.  These protrusions have unique and beautiful wood grain patterns, and are therefore often used in the production of high-end furniture, flooring, and wall coverings.
The production process of burl wood veneer coated panels is as follows:
1. Collecting burl wood veneer: Burl wood veneer is collected from healthy trees, ensuring the integrity of the bark is preserved.
2. Cleaning and drying: The collected burl wood veneer is cleaned to remove surface dirt and impurities, and then dried to prevent mold and deformation.
3. Cutting and splicing: According to design requirements, the dried burl wood veneer is cut into the required size and shape, and then spliced ​​together to form a complete panel.
4. Coating: A primer is applied to the surface of the spliced ​​burl wood veneer to enhance adhesion and corrosion resistance. After the primer dries, one or more layers of topcoat are applied to improve wear resistance, weather resistance, and aesthetics.
5. Processing and installation: The coated burl wood veneer panels are processed, such as cutting, carving, and grooving, to meet design requirements. Finally, the processed burl wood veneer panels are installed in the desired location, such as furniture, flooring, and walls.
Burl wood veneer coated panels have a unique texture and beautiful appearance, adding a natural and warm atmosphere to interior spaces. They also possess advantages such as wear resistance, weather resistance, and corrosion resistance, making them a high-quality decorative material.