Automotive Wood Veneers

Wood Veneer Description Chestnut is grown in the Western and Southern parts of Southern Europe. The heartwood is Yellow to dark Brown and the textu...

Wood Veneer Description Cedro (Bosse), known by the scientific name 'Guarea Cedrata' is a pinky light colour which is usually fairly plain in appea...

Wood Veneer Description Mappa Burl is a light brown to brown burl veneer, with the burls appearing as reddish-black spots throughout. This rotary-c...

Wood Veneer Description Sourced from South America, the Peruvian Olive has a very nice contrast in colours ranging from an Olive-Yellow to a Brown....

Wood Veneer Description Another name given for this wood is Truffle Beech. These veneers are from the wood that was previously infected with fungi ...

Wood Veneer Description Dark brown in colour with close black veining. The wood has an irregular course texture and can be rather difficult to work...

Wood Veneer Description Sourced from the Celebes Islands (East Indies), the veneer is black with brown regular or irregular reddish-brown to green-...

Wood Veneer Description Lacewood is Reddish Pinky Brown in colour with a very unique silvery sheen. The log is mainly cut in quarters giving it a s...

Wood Veneer Description The Spanish Walnut is prized for its beautiful character and colour and because of this it has been used by furniture manuf...

Wood Veneer Description Sourced from all over Europe. This is a very tight grained smooth, plain textured veneer which finishes well. The logs are ...

Wood Veneer Description The colour of the Ash Burl is a light Cream to Yellow with occasional dark Brown knots. It has a medium texture with interl...

Wood Veneer Description Vavona burl is often referred to as 'Redwood Burl' and is sourced from the west coast of the USA. The Redwood tree (Sequoia...

Wood Veneer Description Sourced from West Africa, this warm reddish coloured veneer which has been used in domestic furniture production for many y...

Wood Veneer Description Sourced from Northern Spain. The natural veneer is taken and then goes through a secondary smoking process. This gives the ...

Wood Veneer Description The Rough Cut Oak is the perfect veneer if looking to add that texture to a wood veneer project. Using a special cuting pro...

Wood Veneer Description The Ovangkol wood is an African relative of Rosewood which is a Brownish colour with well veined lines. The veneer is usual...

Wood Veneer Description Tineo wood is made up of a very interesting pallet of colours which are typically a Pinkish Brown with Purple, Black and Bl...

Wood Veneer Description Sliced and Peeled,  and then dyed Silver in colour. Pine is the most common species of tree in the world and has been used ...

Wood Veneer Description The Cedar of Lebanon veneer dates back to ancient times where it was used to build some of the most historic buildings know...

Wood Veneer Description The Eucalyptus wood is sourced from Northern Spain and is usually a light pale colour. The Eucalyptus veneer however can co...

Wood Veneer Description Sourced from the USA and often known as Satin Walnut, the Red Gum has a lovely colour contrast within the sheets. The Sapwo...

Wood Veneer Description Growing throughout Europe mainly the Western regions, the heartwood is cream to pale tan coloured. In some logs a dark brow...

Wood Veneer Description Sourced from South East Asia, the Paldao’s heartwood is Greyish to Olive Brown with irregular dark and Black streaks. Mostl...

Wood Veneer Description The Louro Preto veneer, from the Tropical Americas, is a heart wood that is medium brown with darker brown to black streaks...