Excellent White Oak Panel A Grade Wood Veneer, Quarter Cut, Straight Grain

• Latin Name: Quercus alba

• Veneer Cut: Quarter Cut / Straight Grain

• Grade: Panel A

• Veneer Length ≥ 250 cm

• Veneer Width ≥12 cm

• Veneer Thickness: 0.45MM

• Thickness Tolerance: +/-0.02MM

• Usage: Furniture, Fancy Plywood/MDF; Flooring,Door, Cabinet, Chest

Technies Sheets:

WHITE OAK:

White oak is one of the most important species in the white oak group. The wood is used for furniture, flooring, and spe- cialty items such as wine and whiskey barrels. Used for shipbuilding in colonial times. Continues to be displaced in the market place by several species of red oaks. Acorns are a favorite food source for birds, squirrels, and deer. Used as medication by Native Americans. The largest known white oak specimen had a circumference of 32 feet and grew in the Wye Oak State Park, Talbot County, Maryland. It was destroyed during a storm on June 6, 2002.

WHY US:

1, Experienced wood veneers manufacturer and exporter for 9+ years.

2, Various kinds wood veneers, including Natural wood veneer, Dying veneer, Fumed veneer, Rough Cut veneer, Recomposed veneer, etc.

3, Different sizes and grades are all available. Wood Flooring veneer, Furniture size, door size, panel size, thickness from 0.4-2mm.

4, Professional and Considerate Service.

5, Fast Delivery and Continuous Supply.

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FACTORY SHOW:

Lonson Veneer Co.,Ltd was established in the year 2012, with more than 9 years in the wood veneers producing, exporting, our wood veneer already widely acceptable by the clients from more than 20 countries, like South Korea, UAE, India, Pakistan, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Bangladesh, etc.

Our wood veneers species cover widely, species like white oak, red oak, white ash, American black walnut, cherry, maple, hickory, Burmese teak, ebony, pine, birch, basswood, apple wood, eucalyptus......are all available. Sizes also varies from wood flooring size to furniture size, door size, panel size. Different grades could be obtained accordingly.