Domestic, Exotic, & Burl Flexible Wood Veneer Made in the USA.
Domestic, Exotic, & Burl Flexible Wood Veneer Made in the USA.
Teak wood veneer (Tectona grandis) is the world’s premier choice for luxury woodworking, recognized for its iconic golden honey-brown color and natural oily luster. At Oakwood Veneer, we provide a diverse selection of Teak solutions, ranging from Natural Golden Teak to engineered VTEC and specialty Nautical patterns.
Natural Teak is prized for its high oil content, making it naturally resistant to rot and the first choice for boat interiors, maritime cabinetry, and high-end outdoor furniture.
Flat Cut Teak: Features warm tones with elegant, interesting cathedral patterns.
Quarter Cut Teak: Showcases fine, straight, dark brown grain lines for a sophisticated linear look.
Golden Teak Selection: Hand-picked sheets that highlight the richest honey hues, often sought after by those looking for a Burmese Teak aesthetic.
As Teak ages, it develops a soft gray patina. To maintain the preferred golden-brown color indefinitely, we recommend applying quality oils or sealants.
Because Teak is highly variable between trees, achieving a perfect match across large projects can be a challenge. To solve this, Oakwood Veneer offers specialized alternatives:
VTEC & Echo Wood Teak: Reconstituted veneer that provides perfect color and grain consistency across every sheet—ideal for large-scale architectural wall panels.
Teak and Holly: The classic nautical "cabin sole" pattern, essential for yacht restoration and coastal-inspired design.
Nautical Dockwood: A weathered, distressed teak aesthetic that captures a rugged, seaside character.
Every sheet of Teak veneer at Oakwood Veneer is manufactured to industrial standards to ensure a flawless finish.
Backing Options: Available with 10-mil paper backer (for traditional pressing), 22.2-mil BFV (Bubble-Free Veneer) to prevent telegraphing, and PSA (Peel and Stick) for easy refacing.
Inventory Sizing: We stock standard and premium quality in 4’x8’, 4’x10’, 4’x12’, and 4’x14’. Crossgrain Teak sheets are also available in 8’x4’ layouts.
Common Names & Origins: Historically sourced from Burma and India, it is also known as Burmese Teak, African Teak, mai sak, sagwan, and jati sak.
