Wood veneer

Maple natural veneer

Maple veneer is a thin wood facing for cabinet doors, furniture and interior panels. This group explores warm light wood tones and fine-grain pairings.

Material illustrations

Material application illustrations; four applications of one veneer material.

4 · Material illustrations

01 Flat-front sideboard application

Maple-veneer appearance illustration on a low sideboard with four flat doors and a recessed plinth. — **Flat-front sideboard application**

02 Writing-desk surface detail

Maple-veneer appearance illustration showing a close detail of a light-wood writing-desk surface and fine grain. — **Writing-desk surface detail**

03 Interior wall-panel application

Maple-veneer appearance illustration on three decorative wall panels with vertical grain, narrow joints and a short corner return. — **Interior wall-panel application**

04 Meeting-tabletop detail

Maple-veneer appearance illustration showing a close detail of a meeting tabletop and longitudinal grain. — **Meeting-tabletop detail**

Natural grain and veneer-matching direction shape the appearance of door fronts and panel surfaces. Confirm colour, veneer type, cut, substrate and coating with the selected physical sample. Material illustrations.

Material & technical notes

Characteristics

Consider grain, matching direction and surface finish together when selecting the veneer.

Care & maintenance

Use the cleaning and maintenance method approved for the selected clear or coloured coating.

Specification to confirm

Veneer type, source species, cut, thickness, sheet size, matching, substrate, backing, adhesive and coating.

Typical spaces to discuss

Living room · Study · Entrance · Dining

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