wood veneer

Wood Veneer

Natural wood veneer and engineered veneer are two of the most essential materials for surface decoration in modern woodworking.

We offer both veneer sheets and veneer rolls to suit a wide range of applications.

Popular wood species include White Oak, Red Oak, Walnut, Teak, Maple, Sapele, Ash, Cherry, Rosewood, Ebony, and Grey tones.

Standard veneer thicknesses are 0.25mm, 0.4mm, and 0.5mm, with custom thicknesses available upon request.

Wood veneer is widely used in furniture manufacturing, wood doors, interior design, joinery, wall paneling, and veneered plywood or MDF production, providing natural beauty and timeless appeal across industries.

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Natural Veneer & Engineered Veneer

Natural Wood Veneer

Natural wood veneer is made by thin-slicing or saw-cutting real wood directly from logs, preserving the wood’s authentic grain patterns and natural color.

The best-selling natural veneer species are American Red Oak, White Oak, Walnut, European Oak, Ash, Maple, Cherry, Teak, Beech, Ebony, and Sapele.

For those seeking more distinctive looks, we also offer exotic veneers such as Figured Maple, Bird’s Eye Maple, Rosewood, Ziricote, Burl, Crotch, and Tamo Ash.

Veneer thickness options range from ultra-thin 0.15–0.2mm sheets to standard 0.4mm and 0.5mm.

For select species like oak, walnut, and teak, we also provide thicker veneers in 1mm, 2mm, 3mm, and 5mm for high-end applications.

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engineered wood veneer

Engineered Wood Veneer

Engineered veneer—also name as reconstituted veneer (recon veneer) or artificial veneer—is made from fast-growing wood species such as Ayous, Basswood, and Poplar.

The main advantage is in the uniform color and grain across all sheets, ensuring a consistent appearance and easy matching throughout any project.

Alongside classic designs like Oak, Walnut, Grey, and Teak, we also offer a variety of modern and exotic patterns, including Wenge, Burl, and Rosewood.

Standard sheet size of engineered veneer is 2500 × 640 mm, with custom dimensions available upon request.

We stock 0.2 mm and 0.4 mm thicknesses as standard, and can produce up to 5 mm for specialized applications.

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8 Best-Selling Wood Veneer

0.25mm thin oak veneer

0.25mm Thin Oak Veneer

0.4mm walnut veneer

0.4mm Walnut Veneer

1mm teak veneer

1mm Teak Veneer

3mm and 5mm oak veneer

3mm & 5mm Thick Oak Veneer

engineered walnut veneer

Engineered Walnut Veneer

oak engineered veneer

Oak Engineered Veneer

grey recon veneer

Grey Recon Veneer

wood veneer rolls

Wood Veneer Rolls

Why Choose Our Wood Veneers?

  • 1. Premium Quality Materials
    We carefully select high-quality grade logs and raw materials to ensure every veneer sheet showcases the natural beauty, texture of real wood.

  • 2. Wide Product Range
    From natural veneer and engineered veneer to fleece-backed, paper-backed, UV-prefinished, and matched veneers, we offer the complete selection.

  • 3. Customization Options
    Choose from various thicknesses (0.15–5 mm), sizes, grain styles, and colors—tailored to your design and production needs.

  • 4. Global Supply & Reliable Service
    With over a decade of export experience, we deliver veneers to clients worldwide—offering fast response, flexible order solutions, and consistent after-sales support.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the natural wood veneer?

Natural veneer is a thin slice of real wood cut directly from logs. It retains the original wood grain, texture, and color, offering the authentic look and feel of solid wood.

Engineered veneer—also known as reconstituted or recon veneer—is made from fast-growing species like Ayous, Basswood, or Poplar. It’s dyed, laminated, and re-sliced to create consistent grain and color patterns.

Natural veneer highlights unique, one-of-a-kind wood grains, while engineered veneer provides color and grain uniformity across large projects. Engineered veneer is ideal for modern, consistent designs; natural veneer is preferred for authentic, organic looks.

Yes. 0.2–0.25mm Fleece-backed or paper-backed veneers are flexible and suitable for curved or rounded surfaces in furniture and molding profiles wrapping.

With proper care and sealing, veneered surfaces can last decades, offering the same beauty and durability as solid wood.