Teak Engineered Wood Veneer

Engineered wood veneer, although similar to wood, is not wood. It is a superior wood material made by secondary processing, restructuring, and beautification of fast-growing wood, also known as "beautified wood".

Engineered wood veneer has overcome the limitations of space and is widely used in various scenarios, which natural veneer cannot match. Large areas are infused with engineered wood veneer, spreading light and bright colors, while wood and other materials interact with each other to compose beautiful melodies, interspersed with other colors, forming a unique sense of rhythm.

Engineered wood veneer is said to be simulated by computers, but it vividly retains the texture, color, and texture of the wood. However, native wood is influenced by natural conditions and other factors, and its defects are self destructing. Therefore, technological veneer has gradually become a new trend in decoration, with elegance, talent, simplicity, and quality.

Macore wood veneer can be used for high-end furniture production, interior decoration, car and boat decoration, etc. Its product structure is divided into three layers, with the central layer being a sandwich panel, and the two sides being glued with bottom skin and patterned surface skin. The inner core has no voids, no glue opening or delamination, small bending angles, good flexibility, and can be used for designing circular arc shapes, patchwork, etc. In addition, there is a special and precious variety of Shadowwood veneer, whose "shadow" shape and distribution determine the quality level, with block strong shadow being the most popular.