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We get asked quite a few questions when it comes to wood veneer, take a look below to see if your questions been answered.

What is veneer?

Wood veneer is one of the best forms of wood. Veneer refers to thin slices of wood, usually between 0.05  – 0.6mm. 

How is veneer made?

You can see how veneer is made by watching this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkIKmEVanto

Can you source me a particular veneer?

Yes, we’re actually experts when it comes to this type of enquiry. Over the last 45 years we’ve built quite a network of suppliers and contacts. This enables us to quickly find a particular type of veneer. If you have a question around sourcing veneer please feel free to get in touch. marketing@dfrichards.co.uk

I want a door made, can you help?

Sadly we’re unable to actually make the door for you as we don’t get involved in the wood working side. However we can help you source the veneer you require and then put you in touch with a partner company who can press it to a door.

I'm an interior designer and need a particular colour veneer, can you help?

Yes of course! We work with interior designers on a daily basis making their dreams a reality. If you’re looking for a particular colour or finish, contact us today marketing@dfrichards.co.uk

Is it possible I can come down to your factory?

Yes, you’re more than welcome to come down to Basildon and visit us. We don’t accept walk in’s however if you’d like to book a day you can email us marketing@dfrichards.co.uk

What is Burr or Burl?

It’s a wartlike, deformed growth, normally on the root or trunk, but sometimes on the branches.

Can wood veneer be lacquered?

Yes of course, there are however some veneers that are not able to take a liquid finish.

What is Medullary Ray?

Medullary rays are cellular structures found in some species of wood. They appear as radial planar structures, perpendicular to the growth rings, which are visible to the naked eye. In a transverse section they appear as radiating lines from the centre of the log.

Do you have any jobs?

We’re always on the lookout for talented people to join our team, from warehouse to business development executives to marketing. If you think you’ve got what it takes to work for a busy veneer company, please email your CV through to marketing@dfrichards.co.uk

Cant find the answer you were looking for? Feel free to just get in touch. The easiest way is via Live Chat.


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