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Ever since the development of wood materials like plywood or MDF veneers have played an ever-larger role in the production of furniture and interior furnishings. Since solid woods, whether for ecological or for technical reasons, are rarely the best solution veneers have been used to make wood panels (as the layers in plywood) or for refining their surfaces. One special use of veneer is in combination with formed wooden structural parts soaked in synthetic resin that, for example, can serve as the lightly curved seat area of a chair.
The veneer is produced from tree trunks that are softened by means of steam and then peeled in a quasi spiral form with a paring knife. As a result of this process, the veneer has two somewhat different sides: the surface facing the trunk at cutting is rougher as a result of the paring knife’s cutting action making small, sickle-shaped fissures called checks. In German this side is therefore called “gebrochen” which means “torn”. It is easy to identify this side by bending the veneer parallel to the grain. It can bend a lot more when the outer side is the “torn” side. When the veneer is subsequently used, the torn side should be on the “inside” if possible because it is not so easy to work with or treat as its opposite.
After the veneer has been peeled off it must still be dried and pressed. This can be done in a press or a belt drier. In the case of compression drying, a very well formed material results but one into which wood stain will tend to soak in irregularly because the surface becomes more porous in the pressing process. Our rotary veneer have grains that run parallel to the first mentioned measurement in the given dimensions, the grain pattern is even and displays the typical uniform medullary ray design of beech wood.
In architectural model making, veneer can be used to represent wooden surfaces or in the making of stratified models. It is, of course, extremely useful when the surfaces from other types of wood must be “veneered”.
Free standard delivery within Germany and free collection from Modulor in Berlin for orders over 89 €.
5,95 € shipping costs, if order value is less than 89 € (DE)
2,95 € for pick-up at the store in Berlin, if order value is less than 89 €
Express and forwarding shipping
From 19 € express surcharge you will receive your order particularly quickly with standard shipping within Germany.
From 69€ is the cost of shipping within Germany. You can recognize articles with forwarding shipping in the store by the truck symbol .
Especially for Berlin
From 34.90 € courier shipping for standard and forwarding goods.
- Free returns for standard shipping within Germany
- Extended, voluntary return policy of 30 days for complete, undamaged goods in their original packaging
- You are responsible for the cost of returns for forwarding goods and returns from a country outside Germany
Excluded from returns
Excluded from returns are sections of rolled goods, cut-to-size pieces and other goods made especially for you, as well as used goods, newspapers, magazines and periodicals, Modulor vouchers and items that we do not carry in our range but have ordered at your request.
Good to know: The furniture variants in our configurators that can be delivered quickly are not cut to size, but standard formats that can be returned.
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flat laying, unsanded
Ever since the development of wood materials like plywood or MDF veneers have played an ever-larger role in the production of furniture and interior furnishings. Since solid woods, whether for ecological or for technical reasons, are rarely the best solution veneers have been used to make wood panels (as the layers in plywood) or for refining their surfaces. One special use of veneer is in combination with formed wooden structural parts soaked in synthetic resin that, for example, can serve as the lightly curved seat area of a chair.
The veneer is produced from tree trunks that are softened by means of steam and then peeled in a quasi spiral form with a paring knife. As a result of this process, the veneer has two somewhat different sides: the surface facing the trunk at cutting is rougher as a result of the paring knife’s cutting action making small, sickle-shaped fissures called checks. In German this side is therefore called “gebrochen” which means “torn”. It is easy to identify this side by bending the veneer parallel to the grain. It can bend a lot more when the outer side is the “torn” side. When the veneer is subsequently used, the torn side should be on the “inside” if possible because it is not so easy to work with or treat as its opposite.
After the veneer has been peeled off it must still be dried and pressed. This can be done in a press or a belt drier. In the case of compression drying, a very well formed material results but one into which wood stain will tend to soak in irregularly because the surface becomes more porous in the pressing process. Our rotary veneer have grains that run parallel to the first mentioned measurement in the given dimensions, the grain pattern is even and displays the typical uniform medullary ray design of beech wood.
In architectural model making, veneer can be used to represent wooden surfaces or in the making of stratified models. It is, of course, extremely useful when the surfaces from other types of wood must be “veneered”.
Free standard delivery within Germany and free collection from Modulor in Berlin for orders over 89 €.
5,95 € shipping costs, if order value is less than 89 € (DE)
2,95 € for pick-up at the store in Berlin, if order value is less than 89 €
Express and forwarding shipping
From 19 € express surcharge you will receive your order particularly quickly with standard shipping within Germany.
From 69€ is the cost of shipping within Germany. You can recognize articles with forwarding shipping in the store by the truck symbol .
Especially for Berlin
From 34.90 € courier shipping for standard and forwarding goods.
- Free returns for standard shipping within Germany
- Extended, voluntary return policy of 30 days for complete, undamaged goods in their original packaging
- You are responsible for the cost of returns for forwarding goods and returns from a country outside Germany
Excluded from returns
Excluded from returns are sections of rolled goods, cut-to-size pieces and other goods made especially for you, as well as used goods, newspapers, magazines and periodicals, Modulor vouchers and items that we do not carry in our range but have ordered at your request.
Good to know: The furniture variants in our configurators that can be delivered quickly are not cut to size, but standard formats that can be returned.