Elevating Interiors with Teak Venners
Every home is a unique print on the canvas of living spaces. Every wall, chink and crack is a mute storyteller; every story is different. At Greenply, every sheet of veneer tells a unique tale of living. And now, a new chapter on aesthetic living is about to open in front of you - Engineered Veneers. Affordable and eco-friendly, Engineered Veneers will help you to author exotic design expressions for your home space. Like all things Greenply, Engineered Veneers were born of an enduring promise of environmental balance and sustainability. Being made entirely from renewable wood resources, they are an excellent alternative to the rare wood species that are fast depleting. After all, it is our prerogative to ensure that what is good for you is also wholesome for nature.
E0-Certification
Heavy Duty Home Ply
Boiling Water Proof Back Ply
Borer Proof & Termite Resistant
BIS Certified
Polishing Tips
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
Surface Preparation
Start with a well-prepared surface. Sand the plywood thoroughly using progressively finer grits of sandpaper.
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
Teak veneer is typically a golden honey brown to a deep brown color that darkens with age. Teak is a dense and oily hardwood that is relatively easy to work with and strong. It is best finished with a wipe on oil. It is heavy, with a uniform coarse texture and medium porous grains.
Teak wood veneers are known to provide elegance and luxury to different types of furniture, cupboards, and doors. They are available in a wide range of options and their natural luster, unique texture, oily finish, and coarse grains help to maintain their long-lasting appeal.
The color of teak will vary from species to species, but the highest quality teak will have a golden-brown color. Also, teak veneers has long straight grain.
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