Get the Sophistication and Warmth in Your Woodwork Projects in a Cost Effective Way With Natural Timber Veneer |
Posted: January 20, 2021 |
Natural timber veneer is used to provide a sophisticated finishing to various wood-based products. Veneer is a thin slice of wood which is obtained from a tree log. It is glued with an appropriate adhesive to different types of relatively cheaper engineered woods such as particleboard, plywood, MDF, etc. to provide them with the feel of a high-end wood product, and with a decorative look and finishing. A solid tree log can be used to create only a few pieces of furniture while the same tree log can be used to create numerous sheets of veneer that can be used to cover and decorate numerous items while providing them a natural aesthetic look. Veneer makes it possible to achieve the look and feel of high-end solid wood without much expense. It is preferred for its many useful properties such as smoothness of grain pattern, natural feel, extensive choices in colours and uniqueness of patterns that make it so popular among the buyers. No inherent vulnerabilities of solid wood Natural timber veneer provides the natural look and feel of an expensive and rare wood variety, without the inherent vulnerabilities of hardwood, such as warping and cracking due to weathering. Your living space gets a sophisticated look and warmth associated with hardwood. Natural timber veneer is economical to use compared to solid wood. Moreover, each natural timber veneer is unique as each tree is unique. Even with the same tree log, each layer is different. Hence, there are many options in your wooden projects with regards to pattern and aesthetic. Unlike laminates, natural timber veneer can be polished to achieve the desired light or dark shade and lasts longer than laminates. Tasmanian oak veneer offers unique advantages Tasmanian oak is a premium Australian hardwood natural timber that encompasses three species of trees that grow in the mountain ranges of Tasmania. The hardwood species ranges from straw blonde to pale and dark pink through to chocolate blonde in colour. While veneer manufactured from younger Tasmanian oaks are lighter in colour, those manufactured from older tree species tend to be darker. Tasmanian oak veneer is suitable for use in flooring, furniture, lining, small mouldings, and furniture. It can be cut by the millers in small section sizes of 16 mm and 25 mm thickness, 38 mm or even less than 50 mm, as per the requirements of your specific project. Tasmania oak sapwood is light pale straw in appearance with gum veins often visible. Its heartwood ranges from golden yellow to pale brown in colour. Tasmanian oak veneer exhibits high resistance to abrasion and wear that makes it a favorite choice for use in furniture and other items such as panelling used in hotels, residences, and commercial buildings. Easy to work with hand and machine Tasmanian oak veneer is also easier to work with hand and machine tools, so you can complete your project in a cost-effective manner. The veneer has moderate resistance to insects which can be enhanced with the use of appropriate solutions that repel mosquitoes and termites. Tasmanian oak tree has above ground life expectancy of 8 to 15 years, so it is possible to always keep enough trees in plantation available with proper plantation management. Tasmanian oak veneer is best finished with a non-yellowing clear coating with manufacturer-approved UV inhibitors. Many manufacturers also use non-toxic adhesive that does not produce any harmful VOC fumes while being applied. Applying veneer to weak engineered woods, such as particle board will provide it strength and durability. Better utilization of wood Veneer results in better utilization of wood as only a thin layer of wood is used. Another advantage with natural timber veneer like Tasmanian oak veneer is that it can be crushed to make wood waste once the product has served its lifetime. The crushed wood can be utilized for making MDF and particle boards. Best quality natural timber veneer in Australia When it comes to natural timber veneer, Tasmanian oak veneer and other types of veneers, the growing conditions and location of the trees used in their production matters a lot. Matilda Veneer sources natural timber veneer and Tasmania oak veneer from sustainably managed plantations in Australia. This ensures that the trees are adequately replenished and there is no harmful impact on the environment. Matilda Veneer uses advanced technologies that increase the resistive properties of the veneer sheets and significantly enhance their thermal and dimensional stability. As a result, the veneer surface is strengthened, so the possibility of it deforming or collapsing over an extended period of use are largely eliminated. Matilda Veneer follows all industry-leading practices in storage and transportation of their products, so that what you get is what is promised to you. Get in touch with Matilda Veneer to receive the best quality natural timber veneers for all your interior and exterior woodworking projects including those made from the exotic tree varieties such as Mahogany, Teak and Wenge. Matilda Veneer has Australia-wide distribution capabilities and also ships to overseas locations.
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