Faced Veneer

Faced veneer consists of sliced wood layers used as the outer surface of plywood or other engineered wood products. This type of veneer is typically made from higher-quality wood species such as Okoume, Bintangor, and Birch.

Faced veneer undergoes meticulous processing to ensure a smooth, defect-free surface with attractive wood grain patterns. It is usually thinner than core veneer, allowing for easy pressing and providing a refined finish to the product.

Applications: Faced veneer is used as a decorative layer for plywood, high-end furniture, cabinets, tables, and other wood surfaces requiring high aesthetic standards.