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Rotary Cut Sapele Face Veneers is a type of wood veneer made from sapele, a reddish-brown hardwood native to Africa. The rotary cutting method involves peeling the log of wood in a continuous sheet by rotating it against a long blade.
The resulting sapele veneer has a distinctive grain pattern that is characterized by a broad, swirling figure with irregular patterns and occasional knots. The veneer has a light to medium reddish-brown color that may darken over time.
Sapele is a popular choice for veneer because it is lightweight, strong, and has good durability. It is commonly used in high-end furniture, cabinetry, and architectural millwork due to its attractive appearance and ease of use. The rotary cutting method is preferred for sapele because it produces a more pronounced grain pattern than other methods such as sliced or peeled veneer.
Product Display:
Sapele is also known as Entandrophragma cylindricum or African mahogany. It is native to Gabon, Rio Muni, and Congo Brazzaville and rather common, being extensively planted within its natural range. Rotary cutting is the process of peeling the entire log. Turning the sapele log, while shaving the veneer as it turns, produces rotary cut sapele veneer. The grain of sapele is straight and shallowly interlocked, sometimes wavy, and its texture is medium. Sapele wood is often lustrous. Rotary cut will yield veneer with a broad grain pattern with no plain sliced or quartered appearance. Rotary cut sapele veneers are used in the majority of panels produced in Asia. This process yields the most veneer per log and is usually less expensive than sliced veneer. Sapele is also used in the manufacture of quality utility plywoods, such as marine plywood or as a face option for light weight plywood, and is also used as a low cost balancer where a veneered panel only requires one decorative face veneer. We can supply world-class natural veneer with reasonable price to the middle quality with good price and deliver on time with good service.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
Rotary Cut Sapele Face Veneers
If you are looking for a high-quality, durable, and beautiful wood veneer, then Rotary Cut Sapele Face Veneers are your ideal choice. This veneer is made from sapele wood, a reddish-brown hardwood native to Africa, that is suitable for making various products such as furniture, decoration, flooring, boats, musical instruments, and more.
Our Rotary Cut Sapele Face Veneers have the following features and advantages:
Natural and beautiful color: Sapele wood has a deep reddish-brown color, sometimes with lively figures or pommele patterns, that gives a luxurious and cozy feeling.
Smooth and fine wood grain: Sapele wood has a fine grain and a distinct stripe formation, which is preserved by the rotary cutting method that produces continuous sheets of veneer, while also enhancing the stability and uniformity of the veneer.
Easy to stick and laminate: Our Rotary Cut Sapele Face Veneers have a uniform thickness, a smooth surface, and no glare, making it easy for you to stick and laminate them on various substrates, such as plywood, MDF, particle board, and more.
Environmentally friendly and low formaldehyde emission: Our Rotary Cut Sapele Face Veneers use eco-friendly production processes and materials, complying with international standards, and have a low formaldehyde emission level below E1 grade, which is harmless to human health and the environment.
Our Rotary Cut Sapele Face Veneers also have the following specifications and parameters:
Size: 4*8, 4*7, 3*7, 4*6, 3*6 Feet (Rotary cut)
Thickness: 0.15-0.4mm, which can be adjusted according to the customers’ requests
Thickness tolerance: ±0.03mm
Natural wood veneer species: Sapele, Okoume, Bintangor, Mersawa, Birch, Pine, Poplar, Pencil Cedar, Red Hardwood, PLB, PQ, GUW, Maple, Red Oak, Ash, Beech, etc.
Moisture content: ≤18%
Grade: A, B, C, D grade
Grade description:
A grade: No discoloration allowed, no splits allowed, no holes allowed
B grade: Slight color tolerance, slight splits allowed, no holes allowed
C grade: Medium discoloration allowed, split allowed, no holes allowed
D grade: Discoloration allowed, splits allowed, up to 2 holes with diameter below 1.5cm allowed
Usage and performance: Can be widely used for furniture, interior and exterior decoration, laminated panels such as plywood, MDF, particle board, etc., door, flooring, cabinet, hotel, wall and ceiling boards, etc.
Contact: WhatsApp:86-15605390885
Supply ability: 1000 cubic meters/month
Shipment and package:
Minimum order quantity: 1*20`GP
Port of loading: Qingdao
Place of origin: Linyi, China
Packing: For the most popular size 0.525001250mm, each flat bundle has 3800 sheets, each sided bundle has 2200 sheets, and each vertical bundle has 1700 sheets. For a 40’HQ container, we can ship 8 flat bundles, 8 sided bundles, and 1 vertical bundle. For a 20’ container, we can ship 8 flat bundles. For the bundle packaging: we use 6 pieces of 10mm plywood to protect the veneer, then we use 8 steel belts to fix the pallet: 4 lengthwise and 5 crosswise. On the bottom, there are wooden pallets for forklift to carry.
Delivery time: Within 15 days after receiving the deposit or the original L/C
Payment: T/T, 100% irrevocable L/C at sight
Sapele is a type of wood that is commonly used in woodworking and cabinetry. It is known for its rich, dark reddish-brown color and beautiful grain patterns, which make it a popular choice for furniture, flooring, paneling, and musical instruments.
Here are some key characteristics of sapele wood:
Sapele wood veneer is a type of hardwood that is native to West Africa. It is often used as a substitute for South American mahogany because of its similar color and texture. Sapele wood veneer has a fine grain, a distinct and desirable stripe formation, and often displays a lively figure. The wood is easy to work with and strong, with a satiny texture, tight uniform grain, and consistent color. Sapele wood veneer is made by slicing a log of sapele wood into thin sheets or veneers. The log is first soaked in hot water to soften it, then it is placed on a lathe and rotated against a blade to produce a continuous sheet of veneer. The veneer is then dried and sanded to a uniform thickness, and it is often backed with paper or fabric to improve its stability and durability.
Rotary Cut Sapele Face Veneers is a type of wood veneer made from sapele, a reddish-brown hardwood native to Africa. The rotary cutting method involves peeling the log of wood in a continuous sheet by rotating it against a long blade.
The resulting sapele veneer has a distinctive grain pattern that is characterized by a broad, swirling figure with irregular patterns and occasional knots. The veneer has a light to medium reddish-brown color that may darken over time.
Sapele is a popular choice for veneer because it is lightweight, strong, and has good durability. It is commonly used in high-end furniture, cabinetry, and architectural millwork due to its attractive appearance and ease of use. The rotary cutting method is preferred for sapele because it produces a more pronounced grain pattern than other methods such as sliced or peeled veneer.
Product Display:
Sapele is also known as Entandrophragma cylindricum or African mahogany. It is native to Gabon, Rio Muni, and Congo Brazzaville and rather common, being extensively planted within its natural range. Rotary cutting is the process of peeling the entire log. Turning the sapele log, while shaving the veneer as it turns, produces rotary cut sapele veneer. The grain of sapele is straight and shallowly interlocked, sometimes wavy, and its texture is medium. Sapele wood is often lustrous. Rotary cut will yield veneer with a broad grain pattern with no plain sliced or quartered appearance. Rotary cut sapele veneers are used in the majority of panels produced in Asia. This process yields the most veneer per log and is usually less expensive than sliced veneer. Sapele is also used in the manufacture of quality utility plywoods, such as marine plywood or as a face option for light weight plywood, and is also used as a low cost balancer where a veneered panel only requires one decorative face veneer. We can supply world-class natural veneer with reasonable price to the middle quality with good price and deliver on time with good service.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
Rotary Cut Sapele Face Veneers
If you are looking for a high-quality, durable, and beautiful wood veneer, then Rotary Cut Sapele Face Veneers are your ideal choice. This veneer is made from sapele wood, a reddish-brown hardwood native to Africa, that is suitable for making various products such as furniture, decoration, flooring, boats, musical instruments, and more.
Our Rotary Cut Sapele Face Veneers have the following features and advantages:
Natural and beautiful color: Sapele wood has a deep reddish-brown color, sometimes with lively figures or pommele patterns, that gives a luxurious and cozy feeling.
Smooth and fine wood grain: Sapele wood has a fine grain and a distinct stripe formation, which is preserved by the rotary cutting method that produces continuous sheets of veneer, while also enhancing the stability and uniformity of the veneer.
Easy to stick and laminate: Our Rotary Cut Sapele Face Veneers have a uniform thickness, a smooth surface, and no glare, making it easy for you to stick and laminate them on various substrates, such as plywood, MDF, particle board, and more.
Environmentally friendly and low formaldehyde emission: Our Rotary Cut Sapele Face Veneers use eco-friendly production processes and materials, complying with international standards, and have a low formaldehyde emission level below E1 grade, which is harmless to human health and the environment.
Our Rotary Cut Sapele Face Veneers also have the following specifications and parameters:
Size: 4*8, 4*7, 3*7, 4*6, 3*6 Feet (Rotary cut)
Thickness: 0.15-0.4mm, which can be adjusted according to the customers’ requests
Thickness tolerance: ±0.03mm
Natural wood veneer species: Sapele, Okoume, Bintangor, Mersawa, Birch, Pine, Poplar, Pencil Cedar, Red Hardwood, PLB, PQ, GUW, Maple, Red Oak, Ash, Beech, etc.
Moisture content: ≤18%
Grade: A, B, C, D grade
Grade description:
A grade: No discoloration allowed, no splits allowed, no holes allowed
B grade: Slight color tolerance, slight splits allowed, no holes allowed
C grade: Medium discoloration allowed, split allowed, no holes allowed
D grade: Discoloration allowed, splits allowed, up to 2 holes with diameter below 1.5cm allowed
Usage and performance: Can be widely used for furniture, interior and exterior decoration, laminated panels such as plywood, MDF, particle board, etc., door, flooring, cabinet, hotel, wall and ceiling boards, etc.
Contact: WhatsApp:86-15605390885
Supply ability: 1000 cubic meters/month
Shipment and package:
Minimum order quantity: 1*20`GP
Port of loading: Qingdao
Place of origin: Linyi, China
Packing: For the most popular size 0.525001250mm, each flat bundle has 3800 sheets, each sided bundle has 2200 sheets, and each vertical bundle has 1700 sheets. For a 40’HQ container, we can ship 8 flat bundles, 8 sided bundles, and 1 vertical bundle. For a 20’ container, we can ship 8 flat bundles. For the bundle packaging: we use 6 pieces of 10mm plywood to protect the veneer, then we use 8 steel belts to fix the pallet: 4 lengthwise and 5 crosswise. On the bottom, there are wooden pallets for forklift to carry.
Delivery time: Within 15 days after receiving the deposit or the original L/C
Payment: T/T, 100% irrevocable L/C at sight
Sapele is a type of wood that is commonly used in woodworking and cabinetry. It is known for its rich, dark reddish-brown color and beautiful grain patterns, which make it a popular choice for furniture, flooring, paneling, and musical instruments.
Here are some key characteristics of sapele wood:
Sapele wood veneer is a type of hardwood that is native to West Africa. It is often used as a substitute for South American mahogany because of its similar color and texture. Sapele wood veneer has a fine grain, a distinct and desirable stripe formation, and often displays a lively figure. The wood is easy to work with and strong, with a satiny texture, tight uniform grain, and consistent color. Sapele wood veneer is made by slicing a log of sapele wood into thin sheets or veneers. The log is first soaked in hot water to soften it, then it is placed on a lathe and rotated against a blade to produce a continuous sheet of veneer. The veneer is then dried and sanded to a uniform thickness, and it is often backed with paper or fabric to improve its stability and durability.
