Oak Veneer Plywood​

Oak Veneer Plywood is made by using multiple layers of solid wood veneer as the base material, covering the surface with natural or engineered oak veneer, and gluing them together under high temperature and high pressure. The core is to integrate the natural characteristics of oak with the structural advantages of plywood. Oak itself has a clear and deep grain. Its natural wood grain presents unique textures such as mountain shapes and water ripples, with a heavy and warm feel. Moreover, the wood is hard, wear-resistant, and has strong scratch resistance, making it less likely to leave marks during daily use. Natural oak also has excellent dyeing and finishing properties. After treatment with varnish, wood wax oil, etc., it can better highlight the texture layers and restore the high-end feel of solid wood. The cross-laminated structure of the plywood base material can counteract the problems of cracking and warping that oak solid wood is prone to due to changes in temperature and humidity, making the board combine the appearance and texture of oak with the stability and durability of plywood, and significantly enhancing its anti-deformation ability. By veneer type: Natural oak veneer (each piece has a unique texture and a more original feel), tech oak veneer (uniform texture, a wide range of color options, and more controllable cost). The environmental protection grade meets standards such as E0 and ENF, and is suitable for both residential and commercial Spaces.