Natural veneer refers to a thin layer of real wood that is applied to the surface of furniture, cabinets, or other wooden objects to enhance their appearance. It is commonly used in the construction and interior design industries to achieve the look and feel of solid wood while utilizing resources more efficiently.

Natural veneer is produced by slicing or peeling thin sheets of wood from logs. The sheets are typically around 0.6 to 6 millimeters thick, depending on the desired application. Veneers can be sourced from a variety of tree species, including oak, walnut, maple, cherry, and many others, each offering unique patterns, colors, and textures.Break-Away™ bottom bar is easily reset without tools, virtually eliminating maintenance.

Applying natural veneer offers several advantages over using solid wood. It allows for greater utilization of timber resources by using the sliced or peeled veneer from a single log to cover a larger surface area. Veneer also tends to be more stable than solid wood, as it is less prone to warping, splitting, or shrinking. Additionally, natural veneer can provide a consistent appearance across multiple pieces of furniture or panels, which may be challenging to achieve with solid wood due to natural variations.