Advanced Processing Techniques
Value-added veneer stands out in the market for its exceptional quality and enhanced features. Crafted from premium wood species, these veneers undergo meticulous craftsmanship and advanced processing techniques, resulting in unique textures, striking patterns, and a flawless finish. Elevate any space with the sophistication of value-added veneers.
E0-Certification
Heavy Duty Home Ply
Boiling Water Proof Back Ply
Borer Proof & Termite Resistant
BIS Certified
Polishing Tips
Surface Preparation
Start with a well-prepared surface. Sand the plywood thoroughly using progressively finer grits of sandpaper.
Fill Imperfections
Fill any gaps, holes, or imperfections in the plywood surface using wood filler. This step is essential for achieving a smooth
The Right Sand Paper
Select the appropriate sandpaper grit for each stage of sanding. Coarse grits (80-120) for initial sanding
Use a Sanding Block
When possible use a sanding block or a sanding tool to maintain a consistent pressure and achieve an even finish
Frequently
Asked Questions
Need Answers? We got them
Smoked Veneers gets its name due to wood undergoing process of fumigation. This evens out differences in tone and helps achieve a hazelnut to deep chocolate color with a natural sheen. In this process difference in tannic acid content of the wood cause light and shadow effect.
Apart from natural and engineered veneers, there are smoked, dyed, roasted, textured and recon veneers.
For an stand-out furniture piece in living room or interiors – there are many options available but roasted oak veneers are best as they provide raw and authentic look to your living rooms.
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