Compared to wood, one of the primary advantages of using veneer is stability. While solid wood can be prone to warping and splitting, because the veneer is made of thin layers of wood glued together, the chances of splitting or cracking are reduced. further, the glue used provides additional strength, making the end result stronger than natural wood.

Initially, for manufacturing veneers, wooden logs are sliced into flitches with specific cutting methods to achieve a required grain pattern. Veneer flitches are then dried and graded. All these graded flitches Undergo treatment such as Fumigation, Dying, and Weathering. According to the Client’s requirements, the patterns and layout are prepared, the sheet goes for Pressing. Finally, the sheet goes through the finishing procedure and a quality check is done. the best quality products are labelled packed for dispatch.