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wood veneer

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veneer
1. A thin sheet of wood that has been sliced, rotary-cut, or sawn from a log; often used as the top one of several layers of plywood serving as a facing that is bonded to a less attractive wood, or as facing on a fire-rated material.
2. An outside wall facing of brick, stone, etc.; provides a decorative, durable surface but is not load-bearing.


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Tafisa says these panels are indistinguishable from a real wood veneer.
The profile is wrapped off-line with either wood veneer or paintable white PVC film, both slit from roll stock.
A word of caution for the budget conscious: While wood veneer as an alternative to wood seems to imply that is an inexpensive material, very elaborate veneering designs would result in more expensive work pieces.
 
 
 
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