What Is Raw Veneer

Raw wood veneer are consecutive wood sheets that match each other. It’s basically a thin, non-backed wood – making it an ideal and affordable option for small to medium size veneering projects.

Is veneer real wood?

Laminate is not wood, veneer is wood. The difference between the two is that laminate is a material other than wood with a coating made to look like wood, while veneer is actual, thin slice of wood that is pressed onto the surface of a furniture piece.

What is a veneer and why is it used?

Veneers are mainly used for cosmetic purposes, to improve the shape, size and colour of patients teeth. Usually the front ones. This can be achieved by reshaping, improving the structure or the colour of a tooth, and closing small spaces.

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