Wood veneers are one of the most attractive and popular surfacing materials used to decorate homes, commercial establishments, and aircraft. They are generally classified into two types – engineered wood veneers and natural wood veneers. Engineered Wood veneers, also called as recomposed, reconstituted, and man-made veneers, are processed to get a pre-designed appearance. On the other hand, natural wood veneers are sliced from logs of trees that have intrinsic markings and patterns based on geographic location, soil composition, and other conditions. Continuing further, let’s look at three key differences between natural and engineered veneers. Read on! 1. Process of Production…

Beautifying residential and commercial spaces comes easy with decorative wood veneers. Wood veneer is a thin sheet of real wood that offers the appeal of natural wood, minus the exorbitant cost that comes with using hardwood. To get a better understanding of the world of wood veneer sheets, it helps to know some of the terms related to the surface solution. Such knowledge enables you to explore a range of new applications and enhance the scope of your creative use of wood veneer. On that note, we present seven common terms related to wood veneer sheets. Take a look. 1.…

Veneer, a thin slice of wood obtained by rotary slicing or cutting of a log, is used as furniture surfacing to provide a plush and classy look. Most people want their home decor to be aesthetically pleasing and complete with the right furniture items. They are willing to make huge investments in buying premium quality furniture with natural wood veneer and hiring interior designers. Natural wood veneer is an economical solution when looking to provide your home furniture a perfect finish and a plush look. In this blog, we discuss some of the various benefits of natural veneer sheets. Read…

Natural wood veneers are derived from the thin slices of natural wood or bark. The visual appeal and textures of natural veneer sheets are a result of techniques used in slicing or cutting them from tree logs. There are numerous contributing factors such as the species of wood, size of the log, and desired grain patterns that determine the cutting technique to be used to create natural veneer sheets. Rotary cut, Crown cut, and Quarter cut are some of the techniques used by Decowood to produce premium quality and aesthetically appealing natural wood veneer sheets. Continuing on this topic, in…

When you invest in premium natural wood veneers, it becomes important to follow the right care routine to get the most out of your investment. Though wood veneers are known for their superior scratch resistance and durability compared to hardwood; despite such advantages, wood veneers require proper maintenance. To help you get the most out of your investment, in this blog post, we present general maintenance guidelines and tips for natural wood veneers. Read on. Stain Removal Unlike hardwood and other surfaces, veneers do not get easily stained by common food items such as coffee, tea, and red wine. That,…