Veneered Panels & Doors
Design your own high quality bespoke veneered panels & doors
Below you can choose from a standard range of over 260 different veneers, which can be supplied in the
form of jointed veneers and veneered panels & doors - these veneered products are used in many applications,
such as furniture & shopfitting.
Our high-quality veneered panels & doors can also be supplied with factory-fitted matching veneer or concealed lippings, for use in place of solid lumber, or with pre-installed decorative inlays.
What are the main advantages of veneered panels over solid lumber?
In addition to veneered doors, we offer a range of veneered panels, including veneered mdf, veneered plywood, and veneered chipboard. Our full range of veneered panels & veneered doors can be supplied with edges that have been decorated with matching strips of the same veneer - this is normally bonded and trimmed after the panels have been cut to size and the faces veneered.
Alternatively we can supply our Premier Grade veneered panels & doors with matching solid lippings that have been bonded to core materials of the required size prior to any other operation. These 'groundworks' are then calibrated for thickness and veneered. Doors are regularly requested with such lippings as they are more robust than veneer edges and, allow for the veneered doors to be trimmed to size in order to fit snugly in any existing door lining openings.
As a final alternative, we can offer exposed lippings that have been bonded to veneered panels & doors after the face veneers, to give a 'breadboard' effect around the edges of the panels using matching (or contrasting) lumber.
Both lipping options allow for a small profile to be run around the veneered panels without exposing the core and the corners of the lippings can be mitred where required to avoid exposing the ends of the adjacent lipping when viewing it on end.
All our solid lumber edges can supplied with one or more of the corners mitred, and we offer an extensive range of inlays that can be inserted into the face of these veneered panels. These inlays can be installed in any configuration or design that you might like, to give a panelled effect, in a more ornate or specific arrangement, or simply to show as vertical or horizontal lines across the face.
Veneered panels are avaialble from 0.6mm to 60mm in single layer (up to 100mm thick if composite core supplied), while internal doors are typically supplied in 44mm & 60mm thickness.
While industry standard sizes are regularly requested, we can also supply bookmatched sets of bespoke manufactured veneered panels. Any size is available up to 5490mm long and 2130mm wide.
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Clicking on the links and images will show more details about the products and veneers, and alter the order in which the veneers are listed.
Veneers:
- Abura
- Acacia Cluster
- Afrormosia
- Afzelia
- Agba
- Red Alder
- Amboyna Burr
- Andiroba
- Anegre
- Apple
- American White Ash
- Ash Burr
- Olive Ash
- Olive Ash Burr
- Aspen
- Avodire
- Avodire Curl
- Bamboo
- White Beech
- Steamed Beech
- European Birch
- Masur Birch
- Black Dyed Veneer
- Blackbean
- Bocote
- Boxwood
- Bosse
- Bubinga
- Buckeye
- Camphor Burr
- Castello
- Brazilian Cedar
- Cedar of Lebanon
- Western Red Cedar
- Celtis
- Cerejeira
- American Cherry
- European Cherry
- Horse Chestnut
- Sweet Chestnut
- Chestnut Burr
- Cocobolo
- Copaiba
- Courbaril
- Curupixa
- Doussie
- Macassar Ebony
- Eldorado
- American Red Elm
- Grey Elm
- European Elm
- Elm Burr
- Etimoe
- Eucalyptus
- Pommele Eucalyptus
- Eucalyptus Burr
- Douglas Fir
- Goncalo Alves
- Guarea
- American Red Gum
- Hemlock
- Hickory
- Holly
- Hornbeam
- Idigbo
- Imbuia
- Imbuia Burr
- Ipe
- Iroko
- Jarrah
- Jarrah, South Atlantic
- Jatoba
- Kevazingo
- Kevazinga
- Kevasingo
- Kevasinga
- Khaya
- Koto
- Lacewood
- Larch
- Indian Laurel
- Lenga
- Lime
- Louro Preto
- Madrona Burr
- Madrone Burl
- Magnolia
- Magnolia Burr
- African Mahogany
- Brazilian Mahogany
- Honduras Mahogany
- Makore
- Mansonia
- Mansonia Burr
- Maple
- Birds Eye Maple
- Maple Burr
- Quilted Maple
- Mappa Burl
- Massaranduba
- Red Meranti
- Merbau
- Moabi
- Figured Movingui
- Muninga
- Myrtle Burr
- American Red Oak
- American White Oak
- European Oak
- Pippy Oak
- Oak Burr
- Bog Oak
- Brown Oak
- Brown Oak Burr
- Fumed Oak
- Silky Oak
- Okoume
- Tropical Olivewood
- Mediterranean Olivewood
- Brazilian Olivio
- African Padouk
- Paldao
- Pau Rosa
- Swiss Pear
- Pepperwood
- Peroba Rosa
- Carolina Pine
- European Pine
- Knotty Pine
- Oregon Pine
- European Plane
- Plane Burr
- Plum
- Poplar Burr
- Prima Vera
- Purpleheart
- Ramin
- Indian Rosewood
- Madagascar Rosewood
- Rio Rosewood
- San Domingan Rosewood
- Santos Rosewood
- Sapele
- Pomelle Sapele
- Pommele Sapele
- Pommelle Sapele
- Pomele Sapele
- Sassafras
- Satinwood
- Sen (Japanese Ash)
- Indian Silver Grey
- Sipo
- Spruce
- Sucupira
- Sycamore
- American Sycamore
- American Sycamore Burr
- Tamo Ash
- Teak
- Thuya Burr
- Tineo
- American Tulipwood
- Brazilian Tulipwood
- Utile
- Vavona Burr
- African Walnut
- American Walnut
- Australian Walnut
- European Walnut
- American Walnut Burr
- European Walnut Burr
- Wenge
- Wenge Substitute
- Willow
- Yew
- Yew Burr
- Zebrano
- Rose Zebrano
- Ziricote
