What Is Red Beech Engineered Wood Veneer Sheet?
Red beech engineered wood veneer sheet is a superior wood material made by secondary processing, restructuring, and beautification of fast-growing wood, also known as "beautified wood". The most obvious feature of red beech wood is its reddish color, with a natural vermilion hue. Its texture is incredibly hard, and its color is gorgeous and luxurious, which is deeply loved by people. The uniqueness and aesthetics of this type of wood make it highly sought after in the high-end luxury goods market, especially in the fields of high-end furniture and art.
Products Description
Product drawing
| Brand | Grid Swell | Length | 2440MM/2800MM/3200MM/3600MM |
| Processing Method | Sliced Cut/ Splicing Veneer | Width | 640MM/915MM/1220MM |
| Color | Cream color, pink or brown | Authentication | ISO,FSC |
| Usage | Plywood/MDF/HDF/Particle board Wall Panels | Minimum order quantity | 1000 sheets |
| Moisture content | 12-18% | Wood Veneer Grade | AAA/AA/A |
| Thickness | 0.2mm-2.0mm | Shipping Port | Shanghai,Ningbo,Dalian Linyi |
| Supply Ability | 20x40'container/per month | Loading | 20 GP 8 Pallets about 22-25 CBM,40 HQ 18 Pallets about 50-55 CBM |
| Payment Term | T/T,L/C,Western Union | Type | Red beech engineered wood veneer |
| Package | Plywood pallet+ Plastic bag+ Steel tape |
Characteristic
The wood of red elm is dense and heavy, with fine and straight grain and few structural spots. The wood is white or extremely light yellow brown, which can turn into light reddish brown when placed in the air. The texture is straight, the muscle structure is fine and uniform, and it has a wood luster. These characteristics make red beech wood not only occupy a place in high-end furniture production, but also the preferred material for natural wood decorative panels in the fields of home decoration and workwear.
Engineered red oak veneer is one of the common types of technology veneer with affordable prices and controllable costs.
We can customize according to customer requirements and provide different levels and specifications for selection.
Widely used in various scenarios, such as interior decoration, furniture manufacturing, etc., it breaks free from spatial limitations and creates rich and colorful decorative effects.
Why choose us?
1.Large scale production:
Forming large-scale production, implementing specialized division of labor in production and sales, and rapidly expanding market scope.
2.Product richness:
Specializing in the production of veneer, with sufficient stock and a variety of veneer types for customers to choose from.
3.Quality management:
Conduct strict quality inspections on products to ensure they meet standards.
4.Professional service team:
Our company has a professional customer service team with over ten years of sales experience and a range of problem-solving skills
How to choose red oak veneer?
1.Carefully inspect the appearance:
Good quality red oak bark with clear and uniform wood grain, no repair marks, and no black spots; Bright colors with small color differences. Red elm board has a characteristic in color, which is the same texture. When choosing, attention should be paid to selecting wood veneer without significant color difference.
2.It is necessary to distinguish the level standards:
According to national standards, red elm boards are divided into several grades: superior, first-class, and qualified. The commonly used levels in the market are AAA (first class), AA (second class), and A (third class). AAA grade panel has a smooth surface, soft and smooth color, regular edges, and no black spots; The pattern of AA grade panel is not very regular, with a few black spots; The surface of the A-grade panel is rough, with transparent patterns and wooden holes. There are many black spots.
3.Pay attention to distinguishing between artificial red oak boards and natural red oak boards. The artificial red oak board has a rough texture, a dull color, a deep red tint, and overly regular patterns; The natural red beech wood board has natural wood patterns, with significant variability and irregularity in texture patterns.
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