Plywood matching when the log is sliced see plywood slicing the flinches are matched for color and grain. Book matching is when two identical sheets of veneer are placed alongside each other and each is a mirror image of the other. Search for the color of fabric, panel, paint, wood, veneer, laminate, and thermofoils that fits your office design requirements. There are lots of different ways to book match veneer, and in this article, i am going to show you how to get started with a simple twoway book match. The most commonly used match in the industry is where every other leaf of veneer is turned over, like the pages of a book. How to create a simple veneer book match without special. Book matching is the most common technique and is often used with plain, quarter or rift sliced veneers. Matching selections may be more obvious in some species than in others depending on the natural grain characteristic of that wood species. Wide x random length engineered hardwood flooring 23. Some species also have a premium option, to ensure ideal quality, and sequence matching option, for perfect alignment of sheets on large areas such as walls. All our paperbacked veneer sheets allow the option to add a 3m pressure sensitive adhesive, for easy peel and stick application. Real wood veneer banding tape is perfect for concealing the edges of plywood to give a clean solid wood appearance. Available in a variety of popular woods and in several sizes. The appearance of the panel can be formal or casual, simple or busy based on the matching choice.
Half rounda somewhat similar pattern is achieved by turning a half log flitch on a lathe. Oak veneer white rift slip match panels oakwood veneer. An angle of cut at 15 degrees to the radius of the filtch is used to minimize the ray flake effect in oak. They are then gluestitched together in different matching sequences to form a full sheet of veneer the different matching configurations of which create varied appearances and pricing. Slip match rift white oak wood veneer has the flitches in a slip match pattern rather than book match.
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