Sliced Natural White Flat Cut Oak Wood Veneer Sheet For Plywood
Quick Detail:
1. Other Names: Plain Sliced White Oak, Crown Cut White Oak,
American White Oak (UK), Quercus Alba
2. Similar to: Grain structure is similar to Red Oak, Red Elm, and
White and Brown Ash.
3. Color: beige, pale yellow brown to medium tan
4. Countries of Origin: United States and Canada
Description:
Flat cut White Oak veneer exhibits a pleasing “cathedral” design,
making it popular among furniture woodworkers, especially those who
work in Mission- and Arts and Crafts style projects.White Oak
Veneer has a pale yellow brown color. White Oak is a hard wood and
relatively easy to work with. It stains and finishes well. Standard
grades generally include natural imperfections such as pin knots
and natural streaks. The premium grade (or AA grade) Flat Cut White
Oak is minus the imperfections. Many designers and woodworkers
prefer the look of White Oak’s imperfections.
Oak veneer is a product applied to the surface of some furniture in
order to make it look like it's made of oak. The underlying
material is usually of somewhat less quality than the veneer
itself, whether oak or another wood is used. As a result, the final
product gives the appearance of being a more expensive piece of
furniture than it really is.
As with any hardwood veneer, oak comes in a wide variety of grains
and finishes. This helps to expand the homeowner's or remodeler's
choices when undertaking a project, or trying to match other
furniture in a room. In most cases, veneer is used when the project
is of such a scale that doing the entire thing in genuine oak would
be too expensive for the owner. A veneer may be used at other times
as well, such as when a project manager wants a contrast in wood
styles to create a specific effect.
Oak veneer has many common uses. It can be applied to cabinets,
tables, chairs, staircases and doors, just to name a few.
Typically, the same veneer will be used uniformly throughout the
home or room, wherever wood is used. This gives a cohesive sense to
the interior.
Once the veneer is ready, it is good to make sure the surface to
which it will be applied is clean and free from all debris. An
adhesive is then added to the wood — usually some sort of
carpenter's glue. The oak veneer is carefully applied and worked
into the desired position. Due to the delicate nature of the work,
many homeowners will buy products with the veneer already applied,
rather than trying to do it themselves.
While oak veneer remains very popular, there are other wood veneer
products that can also be a good choice, like birch and maple. Each
will have a distinctly different appearance, so the final choice of
which wood type to use is often a personal preference, based on
what the interior design is supposed to convey. Staining the wood a
different color is a popular alternative to using veneer.
Applications:
Oak veneer has many common uses. It can be applied to cabinets,
tables, chairs, staircases and doors, just to name a few.
Typically, the same veneer will be used uniformly throughout the
home or room, wherever wood is used. This gives a cohesive sense to
the interior.
Specifications:
Length | 1200mm-3000mm |
Width | 100mm and up |
Thickness | 0.5mm |
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