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Sliced veneer is thin wood sheets produced by slicing logs into flitches, then heating and softening them before cutting with a knife.
This method yields varied natural grain patterns and is valued for authentic wood appearance on decorative surfaces.
Logs cut into flitches, heated, and knife-sliced into thin sheets.
Patterns depend on cutting technique and wood type.
Highly valued for authentic wood appearance.
Commonly applied to decorative surfaces.
NOTE: All products can be custom made in size and finish for your specific application.
Which Standards Does This Plywood Comply With：
| Size | 1270*2500mm,1270*2200mm, 1270*1900mm,970*200mm, 970*1900mm or customize |
| Thickness | 0.15mm-1.5mm |
| Glue | E0/E1 |
| Grade | A/B/C/D |
| Raw Material | Poplar/Ayous/Pine, etc. |
| Certification | CE, FSC, EUTR, CARB，EPA, JAS, ISO |
| Loading Quantity | 20’GP-8pallets/22CBM, 40’HQ-14pallets/50CBM |
| Density | Skin: 500–700 kg/m³; varies with substrate |
| Moisture Content | <20% |
Depending on the cutting method, sliced veneer can exhibit a range of grain patterns such as straight, cathedral, and ribbon stripe.
Sliced veneer is typically thicker and of higher quality than rotary cut veneer, making it suitable for high-end decorative applications.
It retains the natural look and feel of wood, making it ideal for applications where a genuine wood appearance is desired.
The slicing process maximizes the use of the wood, reducing waste and making it a sustainable choice.
Used in the production of high-quality furniture such as cabinets, tables, and chairs.
Ideal for interior decoration, including wall panels and ceilings.
Used in the production of high-end wooden flooring.
Commonly used for decorative elements in building interiors, such as elevator cabs and doors.
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