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Birch veneer

Birch wood planks have a distinct texture and smooth surface, presenting a natural and beautiful effect. Its color can range from light yellow to light reddish brown, making it highly decorative in furniture manufacturing and interior decoration. Birch wood panels have high stability and are not easily deformed and warped. It has low shrinkage and expansion rates and can maintain a relatively stable shape and size in different humidity environments. Birch planks are durable and resistant to common decay and insect attack. With proper treatment and care, birch wood planks can extend their lifespan.

    Parameter

    Size 4x8,4x7, 3x7, 4x6, 3x6 or as required
    Thickness
    0.1mm-1mm/0.15mm-3mm
    Grade
    A/B/C/D/D
    Grade features
    Grade A
    No discolor allowed, no splits allowed, no holes allowed
    Grade B
    Slight color tolerance, slight splits allowed, no holes allowed
    Grade C
    Medium discolor allowed, split allowed, no holes allowed
    Grade D
    Color tolerance, splits allowed, within 2 holes diameter below 1.5cm allowed
    Packing
    Standard export pallet packing
    Transport
    By break bulk or container
    Delivery time
    Within in 10-15 days after receiving deposit

    Product Introduction

    As a natural material, veneer needs to be attached to other materials to play its decorative role. The most common method of use is to press veneer onto artificial boards or finger-jointed boards to create veneer panels, which are then processed into furniture.
    If the thickness of the veneer is less than 0.3mm, you can use latex or all-purpose glue; if the thickness of the veneer exceeds 0.4mm, it is best to use strong glue.

    Manual veneer steps:
    1. Soak the veneer completely.
    2. Polish the surface of the object to be pasted clean and smooth, and apply glue.
    3. Stick the wood veneer on the object, smooth it out in the right position, and then gently scrape it smooth with a scraper.
    4. Wait for the veneer and glue to dry, then iron the veneer with an iron to make it completely adhere to the surface of the base layer.
    5. Use a sharp blade to cut off the excess veneer along the edge.