Automotive Wood Veneers

Wood Veneer Description This is a sliced veneer and is greyish to brownish-black with well-defined growth pattern. Smooth textured surface which fi...

Wood Veneer Description Origin: West coast of the USA from Southern California to Oregon. Uses: Walnut Burr has historically been used in fine anti...

Wood Veneer Description A light cream colour, yellowish through to a brown that has been smoked to give the dark effect. Sometimes a lightish brown...

Wood Veneer Description The species as the name suggests has an attractive linear pattern like that of a zebras skin. Mainly quarter sliced which g...

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 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 Northern Spain. The natural veneer is taken and then goes through a secondary smoking process. This gives the ...

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...

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 Ziricotes colour ranges from a medium to dark Brown with a green or sometimes purple tinge. It has a totally unique app...

Wood Veneer Description Sourced from North America, this Oak wood veneer has been smoked to give a darker, warmer apperance. Oak had such a wide ra...

Wood Veneer Description Sourced in West Africa this warm reddish coloured veneer has been smoked. It has been used in domestic furniture production...

Wood Veneer Description Sourced from Central Europe. The natural veneer is taken and then goes through a secondary smoking process. Straight graine...

Wood Veneer Description Sucupira is a wood veneer very similar to Teak and Rosewood. The trees fruit oils are widely used in skin medicines and som...