Wood Veneer Blog

What Is White Ash Burl Wood? White ash burl wood is a rare and captivating material prized by woodworkers, designers, and collectors alike. Known for its intricate grain patterns and durable propertie … read more

Olive Ash Burl wood is a highly decorative and unique type of burl wood that comes from the Ash tree (Fraxinus excelsior)—specifically from trees that exhibit a darker, olive-like grain pattern. … read more

Redwood Burl wood comes from the burl formations of the Redwood tree (Sequoia sempervirens), one of the most iconic and long-lived tree species found on the Pacific Coast of the United States, primari … read more

Myrtle Burl wood is a highly decorative and prized type of wood that comes from burl formations on the Myrtle tree (Umbellularia californica), also known as California Bay Laurel or Oregon Myrtle. Thi … read more

Repairing and maintaining damaged wood veneer surfaces can bring new life to furniture and ensure its longevity. Here's a step-by-step guide: Repairing Damaged Veneer 1. Assess the Damage Determine … read more

Peel-and-stick veneer also known as pressure sensitive veneer or sticky back veneer offers significant convenience for quick DIY projects, making it a popular choice for home improvement enthusiasts a … read more