Rosewood East Indian FC
Wood veneer is a special type of wallcovering that is made by using wafer-thin sheets of wood bonded to a strong underlayer. This method is a longstanding art form dating back to Ancient Egypt.
Our modern techniques enable us to get 300% more wood from each log, making it the most environmentally friendly alternative to more conventional wood products.
What is Reconstituted Veneer?
Reconstituted veneer is a special type of veneer that is created using real wood from renewable sources to simulate rare or exotic wood species.
Oak Frosted Recon
How Recon Wood is Crafted?
First, logs are carefully chosen using plentiful hardwood species. The wood is sliced and processed before being bonded and stained to create a new “log” that can be sliced into veneer, which is then bonded to a secure substrate.
The process can be repeated as often as needed to create similar or nearly identical panels or repeating patterns. It is then finished much like conventional hardwood veneers to protect from water or chemical damage and impacts.
Teak QC Recon
What are the benefits of Recon Wood Veneers?
- Eco-friendliness
- Strength
- Consistency of grain and finish
- Versatility
- Affordability
Much like more conventional veneers, recons are made from real wood with the same look, feel, and function you expect and desire. However, it offers an environmentally friendly and responsible alternative to rare or exotic species and can be made free from natural defects, offering you both consistency and beauty.
All of our reconstituted veneers can be custom stained, digitally printed, or custom finished to meet your unique needs. Schedule a consultation to learn more about your options. | Find Your Rep | Order Samples |
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