Exporting【Wood veneer】at the best prices | Worldwide shipping

CTC International Import Export Joint Stock Company (CTC Internimex JSC) is a company specializing in the processing, production, and export of agricultural and forestry products from Vietnam to all over the world.

 

With nearly 20 years of experience in manufacturing and trading, we are committed to providing you with:

• The best quality products to meet all technical requirements.
• Quality assurance as per your requirements, with third-party inspections by SGS, Vinacontrol, Intertek, etc.
• The best prices.
• Optimized transportation costs and safe cargo through the use of reliable and experienced freight forwarders.
• Diverse shipping methods (EXW, FOB, CNF, CIF, DDP, etc.)
• Various payment methods (TT, L/C, etc.)

Wood veneer (also known as sliced veneer or simply veneer) refers to thin sheets of wood that are peeled or sliced from natural wood logs. With its natural beauty and numerous advantages, wood veneer is becoming a popular material in the furniture manufacturing and decoration industry.

1. What is Wood Veneer?

Wood veneer is produced by rotary cutting or slicing logs, resulting in thin sheets of wood with thicknesses ranging from 0.3mm to 10mm. It retains the natural beauty of the wood grain and color, adding a touch of elegance to any product.

2. Advantages of Wood Veneer

• Natural Beauty: Wood veneer preserves the inherent beauty of natural wood grain, creating a luxurious and warm ambiance.
• Durability: Wood veneer exhibits good strength and resistance to warping and termites, especially when properly treated.
• Moisture Resistance: Modern production processes enhance the moisture resistance of wood veneer.
• Cost-Effectiveness: Compared to solid wood, wood veneer offers a more affordable alternative.
• Versatility: Wood veneer is widely used in furniture making, flooring, wall paneling, doors, handicrafts, and more.
• Eco-Friendliness: Utilizing wood veneer contributes to forest conservation and reduces the demand for harvesting natural timber.

3. Disadvantages of Wood Veneer

• Limited Thickness: Wood veneer is relatively thin and may not be suitable for applications requiring high load-bearing capacity.
• Susceptibility to Scratches: The surface of wood veneer can be easily scratched if not protected carefully.
• Poor Water Resistance: Wood veneer requires proper moisture-resistant treatment for use in humid environments.

4. Applications of Wood Veneer

• Raw materials for wood panel production

5. Wood Veneer Production Process

• Step 1: Log Selection: High-quality logs free from defects are carefully chosen.
• Step 2: Boiling/Steaming: Logs are boiled or steamed to soften the wood, increasing flexibility for peeling or slicing.
• Step 3: Peeling/Slicing: Specialized machinery is used to peel or slice the logs into thin veneer sheets. There are two main methods: rotary cutting and slicing.
• Step 4: Drying: Veneer sheets are dried to reduce moisture content, preventing warping and insect infestation.
• Step 5: Grading and Packaging: Veneer sheets are graded based on quality, size, and then packaged for storage and transportation.

6. Types of Wood Used for Veneer

• Hardwood: Oak, mahogany, walnut, etc., yield durable veneer with beautiful grain patterns.
• Softwood: Eucalyptus, pine, fir, etc., offer more affordable veneer options with easier workability.

7. Classification of Wood Veneer

• By Peeling/Slicing Method: Rotary cut veneer, sliced veneer.
• By Thickness: Thin veneer (0.3-3mm), thick veneer (over 3mm).
• By Quality: Grade A, B, C veneer, etc.

Conclusion

Wood veneer is a versatile wood-based material with numerous advantages. With advancements in technology, wood veneer continues to improve in quality and variety, catering to the diverse demands of the furniture and decoration market.

Contact us for more information and pricing on Wood Veneer .