Timber veneer enables us to use natural timber properties to our advantage. It has the ability to take on curved shapes and surfaces, which allows us to push our designs further whilst maintaining a sleek timber finish. Timber veneer is also less likely to be impacted by conditions that affect solid wood such as warping, splitting, or movement as seasons change.The application of timber veneer to a solid base often results in a significantly stronger structure. Timber veneer, like solid timber, can be impacted by its environment. If you have any concerns about the suitability of a product before purchasing, we recommend getting in touch with our team.
- Regularly remove dust using a soft clean cloth (such as microfibre) or feather duster. If you choose to use a wet cloth, you will need to also dry off with a dry cloth to prevent streaking marks caused by excess water.
- Immediately clean spillage of any and all liquids with a damp cloth and dry.
- Avoid harsh chemicals and fabrics that may scratch the surface or finish
- Keep products out of direct sunlight or an area that has a high concentration of UV Rays. Timber and timber veneer is a natural product, it is reactive to its environment and therefore can change color or tone if subjected to direct or indirect sunlight and humidity.
- Due to the natural state of the timber, be mindful when applying undue pressure by writing on the veneer surface as it can leave impression marks.
- Use coasters, placemats, tablecloths, and table runners to protect the surface.
- If you choose to polish or clean your veneer item with a product or solvent, you should always try it out in an inconspicuous area to see how the veneer will react to it.
- Take extra care to protect your surfaces from heated objects and candles
