Wood can be dividedinto two groups - softwood and hardwood. Softwoods come from coniferous (evergreen) trees and are used extensively in the construction and paper-making industries, but seldom for the supply of veneers. Hardwoods are generally obtained from deciduous trees (they shed their leaves each year) and provide most of the veneer.

That are many factors which contribute to the eventual pattern of a veneer but the characteristics of a particular wood (its grain and texture), and the method of cutting it are the two most important ones.

Types of veneer:

• Mapple
• Beech
• Walnut
• Mahogany Rose
• Ramin
• Oak
• Rose Wood
• Plain Pine
• Ebony

Engraving Techniques

A large number of designs from our extensive collection are ideal for customisation. This may be done using a variety of methods.
Among the most common techniques employed are:

HATCHING	SCORING
Fine details such as intricate designs and patterns can be accurately hatched onto the veneer by laser-cut.	Messages or logos can be scored onto the veneer via precision laser machines.