Wood veneers are recyclable and help make optimum use of a scarce resource – trees. They are produced using sustainable practices and environmentally responsible techniques resulting in minimal wastage. Wood veneers, rather than being disposed of towards the end of their lifespan, can be remodeled into other products like particle boards. Continuing on the subject, in this blog post, we present a simple guide to understand how wood veneer is made. Read on.  Related : All You Need to Know about the Wood Veneer Manufacturing Process Procuring Top-Quality Hardwood  At Mikasa Decowood, we ensure that wood is sourced responsibly while…

Figure is the wavy texture across the surface of wooden veneer sheets that gives the impression of an uneven surface even though it is smooth and flat. The effect is visible because of the light that is reflected on the uneven arrangements of veneer fibers. Figures are created due to the blending and wrinkling of the growth rings due to uneven bark pressure, wind, and indentation on trees by vines. They are unique to each tree and vary in natural luster and density. Their unique character enhances the texture of the wood and makes furniture pieces unique and beautiful. Continuing…