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Description
American Black Cherry veneer is famous for its warm, reddish-brown color and its tendency to rapidly deepen with exposure to light. Within a short time, natural light will push the color four to five shades darker, developing a rich patina that woodworkers look for. It features a fine, smooth texture, a mostly even grain with subtle wavy effects, and distinct dark gum pockets scattered throughout the flitches.
Whether you are building high-end cabinetry or restoring an antique, cherry finishes to an impressive luster and takes stain exceptionally well—historically used to imitate mahogany.
Quick Specifications
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Color: Medium reddish-brown that darkens quickly with light and air exposure.
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Grain & Texture: Fine, smooth, and mostly even with occasional wavy patterns and characteristic dark gum markings.
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Alternative Names: Cabinet Cherry, New England Mahogany.
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Source: North America.
Available Cuts & Grain Patterns
Cherry veneer adapts to a wide range of design styles depending on how the log is sliced. We offer it in:
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Rift Sawn: Choosing a rift sawn cherry veneer cut provides a clean, straight-grained linear appearance with minimal cathedral effect, perfect for modern architectural panels.
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Other Cuts: Flat cut (plain slice), quarter cut, figured, ropy cherry, rustic, and knotty.
Matching & Assembly Options
To match the exact look of solid lumber or custom layouts, our cherry veneer sheets can be:
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Book matched
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Plank matched (for a traditional solid-board look)
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Slip matched
Common Applications
American Black Cherry veneer is a staple for fine furniture, architectural case goods, luxury retail fixtures, yacht and motorhome interiors, architectural millwork, musical instruments, and custom residential or commercial kitchens.
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American Black Cherry veneer is famous for its warm, reddish-brown color and its tendency to rapidly deepen with exposure to light. Within a short time, natural light will push the color four to five shades darker, developing a rich patina that woodworkers look for. It features a fine, smooth texture, a mostly even grain with subtle wavy effects, and distinct dark gum pockets scattered throughout the flitches.
Whether you are building high-end cabinetry or restoring an antique, cherry finishes to an impressive luster and takes stain exceptionally well—historically used to imitate mahogany.
Quick Specifications
-
Color: Medium reddish-brown that darkens quickly with light and air exposure.
-
Grain & Texture: Fine, smooth, and mostly even with occasional wavy patterns and characteristic dark gum markings.
-
Alternative Names: Cabinet Cherry, New England Mahogany.
-
Source: North America.
Available Cuts & Grain Patterns
Cherry veneer adapts to a wide range of design styles depending on how the log is sliced. We offer it in:
-
Rift Sawn: Choosing a rift sawn cherry veneer cut provides a clean, straight-grained linear appearance with minimal cathedral effect, perfect for modern architectural panels.
-
Other Cuts: Flat cut (plain slice), quarter cut, figured, ropy cherry, rustic, and knotty.
Matching & Assembly Options
To match the exact look of solid lumber or custom layouts, our cherry veneer sheets can be:
-
Book matched
-
Plank matched (for a traditional solid-board look)
-
Slip matched
Common Applications
American Black Cherry veneer is a staple for fine furniture, architectural case goods, luxury retail fixtures, yacht and motorhome interiors, architectural millwork, musical instruments, and custom residential or commercial kitchens.
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