Furnier
Furnier, known in English as veneer, is a thin sheet of material—most commonly wood—bonded to a solid or man-made core. The purpose is to provide the appearance and texture of solid wood while using less material and enabling larger surface areas.
Veneering is produced by peeling a log on a lathe to create rotary-cut veneer, or by slicing
Uses include plywood cores, furniture surfaces, cabinet doors, interior paneling, and musical instruments. Veneers are bonded
Wood veneers vary by species and finish. They can be plain-sliced, rift-sliced, or quarter-sawn, producing different
Environmental and economic aspects: veneer reduces solid-wood waste and allows large, uniform faces; sustainable sourcing and