A good place to use it
It works particularly well on wardrobe doors, wall panels and bookcases where a continuous timber surface is part of the design.
Natural veneer brings real grain to broad doors and panels without making the whole piece from solid timber. We agree how the grain will run across adjacent fronts before the parts are made.
It works particularly well on wardrobe doors, wall panels and bookcases where a continuous timber surface is part of the design. Species, cut and grain direction make a visible difference. A small sample does not always show the variation across a full elevation.
It works particularly well on wardrobe doors, wall panels and bookcases where a continuous timber surface is part of the design.
Species, cut and grain direction make a visible difference. A small sample does not always show the variation across a full elevation.
Veneer is a thin layer of wood. Deep scratches and aggressive sanding can cut through it, so edges and wet areas need thought.
Visible veneer can sit alongside practical board interiors, provided the exposed edges and junctions are agreed in advance.
We compare samples and layouts together, then choose where the wood's character justifies its cost.
Wipe with a soft cloth and keep standing water away from joints. Follow the care instructions for the chosen lacquer or oil.
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View on InstagramIt works particularly well on wardrobe doors, wall panels and bookcases where a continuous timber surface is part of the design.
Species, cut and grain direction make a visible difference. A small sample does not always show the variation across a full elevation. Veneer is a thin layer of wood. Deep scratches and aggressive sanding can cut through it, so edges and wet areas need thought.
Wipe with a soft cloth and keep standing water away from joints. Follow the care instructions for the chosen lacquer or oil.
Explain what the furniture needs to do and send any references you have. We will tell you what must be checked before quoting.