Custom wood veneer and architectural plywood
Custom-sliced veneer and pressed panels in 203+ species, including reclaimed barnwood, smoked Oak, Eucalyptus and burl, matched to spec.
203+ species
Veneer is sliced as thin as possible, so one log covers many rooms. The ecological way to use rare wood
A single reclaimed beam or burl becomes hundreds of square feet of matched panel instead of a few solid boards.
veneer
203+ species
Domestic, exotic, reclaimed, burl and smoked.
Matching
Book, slip, plank, random; sequenced sets.
Cores
Plywood, MDF, particleboard, fire-rated.
Sheet sizes
4×8, 4×10 and custom oversize panels.
What we make
Raw veneer or finished panels
We supply raw veneer by the flitch or sheet, and layup on plywood, MDF or fire-rated cores in book, slip, plank or random match. Sequenced sets keep grain continuous across casework.
Reclaimed barnwood veneer, Million Mile Oak veneer and smoked species let you carry a reclaimed look onto flat panels, doors and furniture.
63+ species in stock
Solid and engineered wood products in over 63 species, veneer in over 203.
Established 1920
Over a century in the wood trade, with custom millwork and finishing in-house.
Metal detected & kiln dried
Every reclaimed board is metal-detected, kiln dried and milled.
Samples & trade pricing
Samples on request; architects, builders and designers welcome.
Reclaimed veneer
The barn on a flat panel
Sliced from the same reclaimed barnwood and railcar Oak we sell as solid, so panels, doors and millwork match the walls and floors.
Barnwood veneer
Weathered grey and brown barn siding faces sliced and laid up on plywood for doors, cabinet fronts and wall panels.
Burl and smoked
Walnut, Maple and Redwood burl veneer, plus smoked Oak and Eucalyptus panels for feature walls and furniture.
Why veneer
A veneer is a thin slice of wood, usually under 3 mm, glued onto doors, cabinets, floors and furniture. We carry 203+ species in stock.
1/40 in. slices
It's ecological and cost effective
Veneers are sliced as thin as possible so each log goes as far as possible, with very little waste compared with milling solid hardwood. That makes veneer a fraction of the cost of solid wood, and lighter to ship.
Top-grade logs
It's beautiful and versatile
Veneer logs are selected for their beauty and grade; any defects within the log must be patched by experienced woodworkers, so only top-grade material is used, and the way veneer is processed makes bookmatching and other unique design properties easy. Veneer is light and durable once applied to a solid surface, can be applied to a variety of materials, and its flexibility lets it fit tighter spots than traditionally milled hardwood without adding weight or bulk.
Less movement
It's stable
Wood tends to expand and contract with climate changes, which causes problems in certain applications. Because veneers are thinner (1/40 in.) and less porous they do not fluctuate as severely and hold their true shape.
efficient
Sliced to 1/40 inch for maximum yield
Veneers are sliced to be as thin as possible, about 1/40 of an inch, which allows for the maximum use of each log. During production there is very little waste when compared to the traditional milling of hardwoods.
We are your complete source for reclaimed wood and the finest veneers, boasting the market’s largest selection of barnwood, burl and smoked veneers, with over a century of experience picking out the top veneer sources.
Reclaimed barnwood veneer
Weathered faces on plywood
Smoked Eucalyptus and Oak
Slip, plank and book matched
Burl veneer
Walnut, Maple, Redwood
Sequenced sets
Continuous grain across casework
Species
0+
Sheet
4x8-4x10
Matching
4 types
Cores
4 types
Veneer questions
Common questions
Send elevations and we will propose a match and sequence before pressing.