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Introduction to Wood Veneer (木饰面)

Wood veneer is a thin decorative layer of natural wood, typically sliced or peeled from a log, used to cover surfaces such as furniture, cabinetry, walls, or doors. It combines the aesthetic appeal of natural wood with practical benefits, offering a cost-effective and sustainable alternative to solid wood.

Key Features of Wood Veneer

1. Natural Aesthetic:

   • Retains the unique grain patterns, textures, and colors of real wood.

   • Available in a wide variety of species (e.g., oak, walnut, maple, cherry).

2. Eco-Friendly:

   • Uses less raw wood compared to solid timber, making it a sustainable choice.

   • Can be sourced from responsibly managed forests.

3. Versatility:

   • Applied to substrates like MDF, plywood, or particleboard for stability.

   • Suitable for curved surfaces and intricate designs due to its flexibility.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean with a soft cloth and mild detergent; avoid abrasive materials.

• Protect from prolonged moisture exposure and direct sunlight.