Veneers

While most Etimoe trees are tapped for rubber, untapped trees are often sliced to produce this rare and striking veneer. The light red-brown to grey-brown wood has a straight grain, often with striking black-red veins or stripes, and a fine, even, lustrous texture. Etimoe is available in large sizes and in a variety of figures, most commonly curly and fiddleback. Learn About Veneer Cut & Matching

While most Etimoe trees are tapped for rubber, untapped trees are often sliced to produce this rare and striking veneer. The light red-brown to grey-brown wood has a straight grain, often with striking black-red veins or stripes, and a fine, even, lustrous texture. Etimoe is available in large sizes and in a variety of figures, most commonly curly and fiddleback. Learn About Veneer Cut & Matching

Eucalyptus is a lively veneer prized for the exotic, shimmering ripple effect in its grain. It’s available in a wide range of colors in its natural state—as well as a rich chocolate-brown when fumed, replicating the look of rich African or tropical woods. Eucalyptus produces a range of outstanding figures—most notably a strong fiddle back or bee’s wing figure—and stunning burls that are typically larger than most burls, producing well-sized sheets of rotary cut veneer. Also available in the rough cut. Learn About Veneer Cut & Matching

Eucalyptus is a lively veneer prized for the exotic, shimmering ripple effect in its grain. It’s available in a wide range of colors in its natural state—as well as a rich chocolate-brown when fumed, replicating the look of rich African or tropical woods. Eucalyptus produces a range of outstanding figures—most notably a strong fiddle back or bee’s wing figure—and stunning burls that are typically larger than most burls, producing well-sized sheets of rotary cut veneer. Also available in the rough cut. Learn About Veneer Cut & Matching

The rustic character of this wood works well in both contemporary and arcadian settings. The vivid, contrasting red-yellow stripe is typically straight, even, and seldom, if ever, figured. Generally, quarter cut, more veneer, and production plywood are made from this species than any other worldwide. Other Names: Oregon Pine Country of Origin: United States Species Cuts: quartered Figuring: plain stripe Alternative Veneers: Hemlock, Larch, Ash, Red Cedar General Applications: acoustic panels, architectural panels, cabinetry, ceilings, doors, millwork, residential furniture, store fixtures Learn About Veneer Cut & Matching

Gaboon is an elegant African wood with a lustrous, natural sheen. It ranges in color from pale pink to reddish-brown and when quarter cut it often produces a beautifully broken stripe or rope figure. This moderately priced veneer comes in logs well-sized for larger architectural projects; figured logs fetch higher prices. Learn About Veneer Cut & Matching