WoodPress® Real Maple Wood Veneer - Pack of 6 Sheets - A4 Size (APX. 21cm x 29cm) - Veneer for Marquetry, Model Making & Furniture Repair

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The maple species used for this type of plywood is either Birch or Aspen, and it comes with a thin layer of fine quality paper on its surface which offers just enough color variations and grain patterns but at an affordable price rate too. This veneer is perfect for making furniture items giving them a glossy look, and also works well with different home décor projects. How to Choose the Right Type of Maple Veneer for Your Needs Book-matched This veneer is normally Book-matched. To avoid a striped "paling-fence" effect, Quarter-cut may be best specified as Slip-matched. For very large areas of veneer such as walls and ceilings, and for projects to be nested and sawn/C&C routed, it is best to specify this species as Random-matched Colour-blended. As a result of the 18mm MDF core being compressed wooden fibres, our veneered boards weigh significantly less than a solid maple sheet of comparable size. This makes it an attractive option for furnishings or as part of a wider installation as it is easier to handle, transport, handle and install. Malleable

There isn’t just one way to use maple veneer. There are several ways to use maple veneer depending on several factors like budget, time, and the project itself. Maple furniture board is cherished for its creamy colour, smooth grain, and durability that pairs perfectly with our 18mm MDF cores. Our popular maple veneered MDF combines excellent quality real maple furniture board veneers bonded to stable fiberboard. Removing the veneer often damages the core, so we don't advise trying to take veneers off completed pieces. Choose veneered MDF if you want a ready-made look. How should you care for and protect maple veneer? With simple tools, our maple-veneered MDF can be fabricated into virtually any shape. Cut, drill, route and sand with ease. Edgebanding lets you conceal the MDF core for a seamless solid wood appearance. InstallationThe budget-friendly veneered MDF gives you the beauty and workability of solid maple without the higher cost. It's an accessible option to achieve the look of real wood grain. Maintainable Simply wipe clean with a microfiber cloth and standard wood polish to keep the veneer looking its best. Lightweight While solid maple can last for decades, maple-veneered furniture provides excellent durability at a more budget-friendly price point. Are the maple veneers real wood?

Absolutely. Our maple veneers are slices of genuine maple wood adhered to the core, providing an authentic maple look and feel. Can the maple veneer be removed from finished products?Home decor - Use it for smaller decorative pieces like picture frames, jewellery boxes, and shelving. Office spaces - Maple veneer MDF brings warmth to office furniture like desks, credenzas, and dividers. Mechanical Properties: High in all strength properties except stiffness which is medium. It has a very good steam bending classification. Maple-veneered MDF pairs thin real maple wood veneers with rigid medium-density fiberboard cores. The veneers provide consistent maple grain patterns while the MDF resists warping. What are the pros of maple veneered furnishings?

Maple veneer is a very thin strand of wood that has been sliced from logs. These are usually used for furniture, flooring, and other projects. Maple trees grow in North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa. The sapwood is light-colored with brown or yellow veins, while the heartwood can be reddish to dark brown. Maple is known for its density, hardness, and durability. The Various Types of Maple

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It also goes by several names, including Curly Red Maple or Tiger-Striped Maple. It is known for its curly and wavy grain pattern that often looks like waves of fire when the wood catches the light just right.

For a polished finish, our crown-cut maple furniture board veneers elegantly laminate real wood aesthetics onto our cut-to-size MDF core. The uniform maple MDF veneers match alternative veneered plywood in quality, with beautiful maple wood grain patterns. Red maple is closely related to silver/big leaf maples with a similar color and grain pattern. It is most commonly found in the eastern part of North America, but it can be bought anywhere. Red maple has a very light pinkish brown tone when its veneer is cut, which means you will want to pair this type with something darker to make the veneer more visible. Here is a list of some common uses for hard maple veneers: kitchen cabinets, tables, and furniture tops, flooring, accent walls in homes or offices. Maple can also be used on smaller home goods like picture frames! The possibilities with this type of veneer are endless! Is Veneer Furniture Good Quality?

Maple veneered furniture gives an economical alternative to solid maple that still offers durability and beautiful wood aesthetics. The veneers showcase maple grains at a fraction of solid wood's cost. How should you prep maple veneer prior to painting? Built-ins - Great for customized bookshelves, storage units, window seats, etc. Stains well for an elegant finish.