After the selection, we soften wood by soaking it in the water at a specific temperature depending on their density. After that, the sheets are clipped along their edges and bundled together based on its group size.

With utmost care, the veneers are graded and sorted based on their quality and other factors such as grading, grain pattern, colour, and dimension.

Depending on the grain pattern required, the veneer leaves are joined into a series of pairs. They are again joined into larger pairs until the required width of the layon is created. This gives the veneer its beautiful appeal.

The layon which is joined to the required width is first trimmed at the ends. Once the correct length is achieved, a stitch is applied at the top and bottom to prevent splitting. The layon is then given one final check. If needed, repairs are carried out.

After ensuring a perfectly squared layon, we bond it onto a substrate such as Cloth, Plywood, MDF, or Kraft Backing using hot and cold presses. We then set the duration and temperature before bonding decorative veneers to the substrate with urea-free, water-based adhesives.

After carefully and thoroughly sanding the veneers to enhance its feel, the sheets are sheered to cut off the excess veneer, if any. This gives the veneer its appeal, which Decowood is known for.

Before packaging and dispatch, Decowood's veneers are quality-checked with factors like veneer species, type, thickness, moisture content, type of core material, and construction methods such as the number of plies, adhesive, moisture and spread, assembly time, and pressing conditions.

Once manufactured, veneers are packed and dispatched correctly so that it does not get wet. Extensive measures are also taken to protect panels against rapid moisture content changes and mechanical damage during transport.