Tiger oak veneer is a distinctive type of engineered wood veneer, also known in some regions as reconstituted veneer, recomposed veneer, or man-made veneer. It is crafted from fast-growing, renewable wood species such as Ayous, Basswood, and Poplar, making it an eco-friendly choice.
The manufacturing process involves layering and compressing dyed wood veneers to create unique patterns and textures while maintaining the natural characteristics of wood. Unlike natural wood, engineered veneer eliminates common defects such as knots, color inconsistencies, and grain irregularities, offering a flawless and uniform appearance. This makes it highly desirable for interior design, furniture, and door manufacturing.
Engineered veneers, including tiger oak, are gaining popularity among millworkers, designers, and architects, particularly in interior door production, due to their consistent color, grain, and pattern.
How to Order Engineered Veneers:
Available Thickness Options:
- 0.15mm / 0.2mm / 0.35mm / 0.45mm / 0.5mm / 0.6mm
Select the veneer thickness that best suits your project. The standard stock size is 2500x640x0.5mm, but we can produce custom thicknesses upon request. For veneers thinner than 0.2mm, we recommend adding fleece or paper backing for enhanced durability.
Length Selections:
- 2030mm / 2200mm / 2500mm / 2800mm / 3100mm / 3400mm
The standard engineered veneer length is 2500mm, though custom lengths up to 3400mm are available upon request.
Width Options:
- 640mm / 830mm / 1280mm
The default width is 640mm, but veneers can be joined to create wider sheets up to 1250mm – 1280mm for larger applications.
Available Wood Patterns:
- Oak / Walnut / Teak / Ash / Cherry / Zebrano / Ebony / Maple / Beech / Makore
- Rosewood / Sapele / Qiuxiang / Apricot / Wenge / Elm / Pearl / Burl / Exotic
Choosing the right wood species and pattern is crucial to achieving your desired aesthetic. We offer a wide range of colors and grain styles, and we can also manufacture customized tiger oak veneers based on client-provided samples.
Grain Styles to Choose From:
- Flat Cut (Cathedral)
- Quarter Cut (Straight Grain)
- Burl
- Exotic Patterns
These grain variations allow for greater design flexibility, making it easy to match any project’s unique style and requirements.
