DesignerVeneer

The Source of Inspiration: DesignerVeneer is a specially selected colour palette of 13 reconstituted veneers drawing inspiration from the Australian Outback.

DesignerVeneer emphasises the natural beauty of timber. Beyond the beauty, the DesignerVeneer decorative veneer boards use timber in its most economical and environmentally sustainable form. Each colour is available FSC® certified.

Sheet Size

The sheet size, 3000 x 1200 x 19mm, was chosen to cater for large scale doors and wall panelling allowing for ceiling heights higher than normal. Additional sheet sizes and thicknesses are also available upon request. Lead times apply.

Backing Options

DesignerVeneer can be backed with a variety of products, dependant on your needs and preferences. Good two sides, BAMO, White, and Black are all available. Ask your ForestOne rep for advice if you would like direction on what is best for your project.

Edging

Matching edging is available for all colours in rolls of 50LM x 22mm unglued unfinished raw veneer or ABS Prefinished Edging in Crossband and Longband for grain continuity.

Finishes

DesignerVeneer is available with a prefinished surface reducing onsite installation time, or with a natural timber surface for your preferred finishing product

UV Details and Appearance

DesignerVeneer is manufactured using superior dyes that are resistant to UV rays. Just as natural timber veneers will tend to change colour in the presence of light, DesignerVeneer may also be affected. This is part of a natural process and not a defect in the veneers. A UV coating is recommended to help minimise colour changes over time.

Like other dyed products such as fabric it is possible that DesignerVeneer colours may vary slightly from batch to batch between 5-10%. To ensure the best results,

all veneer for a project should be ordered at the same time and the same coating and processing systems used, if required.

E-Zero (E0)

DesignerVeneer uses an E0 MDF substrate. E0 is a low formaldehyde emitting product which has a formaldehyde emission of less than 0.5mg/L, which is lower than the current Australian standard LPM board.