We can source a wide selection of veneers, available crown or quarter cut.
The log is cut in half, and the half log is then sliced straight across, parallel to a line through the centre of the log and tangential to the growth rings. This generally produces a veneer with a central area of strong figurative grain and a more linear effect at each edge.
Book-matched crown cut veneers produce a visually appealing pattern that is carefully matched across the door’s breadth. In order to create a mirrored look, successive veneer leaves are taken and each alternate leaf is reversed.
The log is cut in quarters, and each quarter is then straight sliced, approximately at right angles to the growth rings. This generally produces a veneer with a relatively uniform linear vertical grain.
