natural wood veneer on special carrier paper, classic versions (anigre, bubinga, ash, Oregon pine, padauk, red elm, teak, wengé and zebrano in architectural grade, gabonese wood veneer in commercial grade), thickness of veneer is app. 0.6 mm, neutral bonding agent (E1 grade), sanded twice ex factory (120 and 150 grit), fibre direction is lengthwise

real wood veneer on special carrier paper, thickness of the veneer is app. 0.6 mm, neutral bonding agent (E1 grade), sanded twice ex-factory (120 and 150 grit), fibre direction is lengthwise

real wood veneer on special carrier paper, thickness of the veneer is app. 0.6 mm, neutral bonding agent (E1 grade), sanded twice ex-factory (120 and 150 grit), fibre direction is lengthwise

Real wood veneer with paper backing (white paper on the maple, brown on the cedar, cherry and walnut), veneer thickness is about 0.1 mm, grain direction is parallel to the first given dimension

Real wood veneer on a paper backing, glued to one another with an additional layer of paper in between to make a two-sided veneer, veneer thickness is about 0.1 mm, total thickness (depending on the type of wood) is 0.4 to 0.55 mm, grain direction is parallel to the first given dimension

made from real wood veneer with paper backing (white paper in the case of maple, brown for cedar, cherry, walnut), veneer thickness is about 0.1 mm, direction of grain is parallel to the second given dimension, the closing flap is on the long side (peel and seal)

made from real wood veneer with paper backing (white paper in the case of maple, brown for cedar, cherry, walnut), veneer thickness is about 0.1 mm, closing flap with non-re-moisturing adhesive – can be redone

printed, hand laminated paper