Veneer

Appearance

A layer made by slicing actual solid wood is exposed on the surface, allowing you to feel the wood grain and knot texture. It can be finished by brushing the surface to enhance the three-dimensional feel of the grain, or smoothly sanded and then coated with paint.

Use

It is used by being bonded to furniture surfaces that are large or require curved processing, such as dining table tops, the fronts of chests of drawers, and chair backrests. In product labeling, it is commonly specified in the form of 'Wood Veneer (MDF)' combined with the core board material.

When choosing

You should also check the eco-friendly material grade of the core material (MDF, PB, etc.) that serves as the bonding substrate. Distinguish whether it is a natural wood veneer made by slicing real wood thinly or a synthetic resin sheet (LPM, HPM, etc.) printed with a wood grain pattern by comparing the detailed descriptions.

Care

If water seeps under the thin wood layer on the surface, lifting or swelling may occur, so moisture must be wiped off immediately. Surface contamination should be wiped with a dry cloth or a soft cloth tightly wrung of moisture, and exposure to direct sunlight should be avoided.

Additional information

Solid Wood

Solid wood is lumber in whole log form, while wood veneer is a finishing material made by slicing solid wood thinly and attaching it to the exterior of a board.

Interior Film

Film is a resin sheet printed with a wood grain pattern, while wood veneer is made by slicing actual natural wood thinly.