Plywood Birch Iroko Quartered veneer brushed

Order Plywood Birch Iroko Quartered veneer brushed to size online

Order cut-to-size Plywood Birch Iroko Quartered veneer brushed easily online. Veneered Plywood can be cut to size down to the millimetre. We deliver the panel fully custom-made to your home. Are you curious about the possibilities? Configure your product and you will have your project ready in no time.

Plywood Birch Iroko Quartered veneer brushed: what is it?

Plywood panels are boards constructed from several layers of birch veneer. In this case, a core of birch and a top layer of mahonie fineer. Plywood birch is the most popular variant of interior plywood panels because it is the best choice in terms of quality. It is waterproof glued as standard and has a clearer wood grain compared to poplar plywood. Moreover, birch is a hardwood species.

Birch plywood is composed of several layers of birch veneer. These layers are glued crosswise. This results in a stable board. Nevertheless, the wood being glued together, during sawing and machining plywood birch can release tension which can cause longer boards to have a slight warp. For this reason, it is important to assemble these panels properly.

Plywood Birch Iroko Quartered veneer brushed, sheet material with a natural top layer

Unlike melaminated board material, the top layer of veneered panels is a layer of real wood. This gives the material a calm, natural look. Because it is a natural product, there may be colour and texture differences between different panels. No two panels are the same. In addition, it is important that this panel is finished with a lacquer or oil as desired. This prevents discolouration and preserves the top layer.

Veneered iroko

Iroko has a warm and rich appearance characterised by a golden to medium brown colour with an often even grain and subtle streaks. The veneer generally exhibits a soft and natural aesthetic.

The appearance of iroko veneer is timeless and versatile, making it a good match for various interior styles. The colour of the veneer can range from light yellow to darker brown, depending on the source and treatment of the wood.

Iroko wood veneer is often appreciated for its warm and cosy appearance, making it suitable for furniture, wall coverings and decorative elements. Its fine grain pattern and calm colour allow iroko veneer to be integrated into a variety of designs, from traditional to contemporary.

Crown cut or Quartered veneer

Cutting logs is usually done in two different ways: crown / plain or kwartiers. When the wood is cut crown / plain, long slices are cut lengthwise. This allows the flames of the material to be clearly seen and makes the best use of the wood. When the wood kwartiers is sawn, it is cut with the grain. This gives kwartiers sawn timber a calm appearance and relatively straight lines. In mix, these two techniques are processed interchangeably and used during veneer assembly. This creates a natural look and makes each panel unique.

Available thicknesses of Plywood Birch Iroko Quartered veneer brushed

With us, you can order high-quality, customised veneer plywood in various thicknesses. You can easily specify the desired thickness in the product configurator. This ensures that the plywood meets your requirements: both in terms of size and thickness. The following thicknesses are available: 12 mm.

Machining plywood panels

This sheet material is easy to work with. Make sure you have sharp tools to minimise splintering. For drilling holes, we recommend a wood drill with centre point. Pre-drilling is recommended, but not necessary. This board material may discolour over time, so finish it with a (clear) lacquer, stain or paint. Use an edge sealer to finish the edges of the plywood, this will prevent the varnish or stain from soaking into the plywood, which can lead to the veneer layers coming loose.

Sawing leaves the edges 'open'. These still need to be finished, which can be done with veneer tape.

Specific applications of veneered mahogany

Plywood is very suitable for joinery and decorative applications such as cabinets or other furniture. Depending on the thickness of the board material, it is important to assemble the panels properly. In that case, they are suitable for any finishing application you have in mind.

Alternatives for Plywood Birch Iroko Quartered veneer brushed boards

Isn't Plywood Birch Iroko Quartered veneer brushed} the right type of wood for your job after all? Looking for other plywood with a grain? Then go for poplar plywood. Do you want boards that can be used outdoors? Check out phenolic plywood, MDF tricoya or multiplex okoume. Or see our other veneered panel materials here: