Oak thick veneer sheets

Wood is an important basic raw material for various industries. It is processed into various types of lumber. A special kind are veneer sheets. They are thin cut lamellas, which are made of quality wood. Oak veneer sheets or strips are produced as standard with a thickness of 3 – 8 mm and in various lengths. The thicker the material, the more durable it is. The first veneer cutting machine was created in the 16th century. Cut veneers (oak squares) are the highest quality and also relatively expensive material. In the 18th century, there were no thin sliced ​​veneers, but only these hick veneers which were glued with hot mucilage glue.

Oak tiles are divided into three classes – A, B and C. They are glued in one layer in a joint as continuous lamellas. This material is designed for both indoor and outdoor use, such as exterior doors. It is necessary to choose a stronger material outside. The moisture content of the wood is 8%. Oak veneer sheets are made from the best parts of the log. You can choose both fresh and already dried and milled products.

What are oak seam binders/seams used for 

What are oak veneer sheets used for?

Unworked cut lamellas are often used as covering layers of square beams for the production of wooden entrance doors, interior luxury doors, HS portal door, fire doors, oak stairs, shelves, oak boards for oak furniture, oak table tops, etc. They are used as surface decor, thanks to which the final product will have wood appearance.

Oak veneer plates have been used in furniture industry since ancient times. With thicknesses of 3-6 mm, they can be used as a solid material. Restoration workshops, for example, often use this type of material. Unprocessed slats, oak veneer squares are also suitable for woodworking companies, which further process them into the already mentioned products. We supply oak veneer sheets tailored to your needs. You will also find other types of oak lumber in our production.