Wood Veneer Blog

Imbuya Burl wood comes from the burl formations of the Imbuya tree (Manilkara huberi), a hardwood species native to the rainforests of Brazil and other parts of South America. The tree is part of the … read more

Choosing the right wood veneer for your project ensures the best results in terms of appearance, durability, and functionality. Here are the key factors to consider: 1. Type of Veneer Natural Veneer … read more

Here are expert tips to help you maintain and care for your wood veneer furniture, ensuring it stays in excellent condition for years: 1. Clean Regularly but Gently Use a soft, lint-free cloth: Micr … read more

Here are 5 popular wood veneer species commonly chosen for their beauty, versatility, and functionality: 1. Oak Veneer Characteristics: Distinct, prominent grain pattern with a timeless appeal. Ava … read more

Walnut Burl wood refers to a highly decorative type of wood harvested from the root burl or tree trunk of walnut trees. A burl is a growth or deformation on a tree, often caused by stress factors like … read more

Australian Burl wood refers to burl wood that comes from native Australian tree species. Like other types of burl wood, it forms as a growth or deformation on a tree, typically caused by stress, injur … read more