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Wood Veneer is produced by slicing a log in thin layers with a blade. In contrast to solid wood, which is sawn, veneer makes optimal use of the log without any sawing loss.Cutting a log can be done in various ways. Each way produces a different pattern, and can be cut to various thicknesses. The standard thickness is 0.6 mm. Most frequently used wood types are also available as a thick veneer.
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We are very excited to be involved on this project and have been working with Alex and Corban from A&C Homestore and formally known as the winners of The Block NZ 2014. Over recent months we have collaborated with them at our Parnell showroom to finalise a beautiful timber floor and we will update you more on Part 2 with the selection and how the project has progressed. Stay tuned.
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Making appearances in newly constructed or renovated buildings everywhere from a modern office to a retail shop and a luxury home, reclaimed wood flooring & cladding might accurately be called one of the hottest trends in building design and renovation except for one point: The popularity of this environmentally conscious flooring choice is clearly here to stay.
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Wood floors extending into the kitchen from throughout the rest of the house is an excellent way to create a seamless design and is a growing trend, but unless you understand and accept the limitations of a wood floor in a kitchen environment, it is best to use a different complimenting material such as stone or tile.
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A design-led range of prefinished oak and walnut veneers, designed and made in Belgium is re-imagining the possibilities of real wood veneer panels. The guarantee of a high quality factory-finish, requiring no further finishing by the joiner/cabinet maker and come with a protective film on both faces that stay on it until the product install is complete.
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