Hardwood Veneers

Wood veneer is a thin slice of real hardwood used to enhance the appearance of furniture, cabinetry, woodworking projects, and decorative surfaces. Veneers provide the beauty of natural wood grain while remaining lightweight and flexible for a variety of applications.

Wood veneers are commonly used for furniture making, cabinetry, wall panels, speaker boxes, marquetry, laser projects, repairs, and decorative woodworking.

Wood veneers are available in a wide range of domestic and exotic species, including walnut, maple, cherry, oak, mahogany, zebrawood, and many more depending on availability.

Yes, wood veneer is commonly applied to plywood, MDF, particle board, and solid wood using contact cement, veneer glue, vacuum presses, or clamps depending on the project and veneer type.

Many thin wood veneers can be cut or engraved with laser cutters and CNC machines, making them popular for custom inlays, decorative accents, signs, and craft projects. Settings may vary depending on thickness and species.

Solid wood is a full-thickness board, while veneer is a thin layer of real wood applied to a substrate.

Wood veneer can be sanded lightly and finished using oils, stains, lacquer, polyurethane, or hardwax oils depending on the species and desired appearance.

Yes, wood veneer is made from real wood and showcases authentic grain patterns, colour variation, and natural character. Unlike printed laminates, veneers offer the genuine appearance and feel of hardwood.

Because veneer is thin and flexible, many species can be bent around curves or shaped surfaces, making it perfect for furniture, curved cabinetry, and decorative applications.

Wood veneer thickness can vary, 1/42”- 1/16" is the thickness range that we carry.