All the wood we use comes from responsible forestry

Thick veneer is significantly thicker than traditional veneer (often 1.2–2 mm compared to 0.5–0.7 mm), which provides several advantages. It allows the surface to be sanded and renovated as needed, extending the furniture's lifespan and fitting well in projects with sustainability and long-term aesthetics requirements.

Thick veneer also provides an expression and feel close to solid wood, but with better form stability and resource efficiency. It is a smart choice in environments where you want to combine the warmth of wood with precision and sustainable production requirements.

We offer standard thick veneer in ash, oak, and birch. For other types of wood, you are welcome to contact us.

Thick veneer provides a visual expression very close to solid wood, but with greater form stability and more even structure. Since the surface layer is so thick (often 1.2–2 mm), the wood's natural variations and tactile feel are prominent, while the substrate makes it possible to work with thinner sheets and lighter constructions. It is an excellent alternative when you want to achieve a wood expression with high precision and without the movements that can occur in solid wood over time.

Thick veneer is significantly more durable than traditional veneer, but it is still sensitive when it comes to impacts, moisture, or intense cleaning. Veneer requires care to maintain its appearance over time.

You do not need to be overly cautious, but avoid, for example, hard impacts, sharp objects, high heat, or letting liquids stay on the surface. The positive is that thick veneer can actually be sanded down, which is not possible with thin veneer or laminate.

In short: you can use it actively in everyday life, but it deserves a bit more care than, for example, laminate – and rewards you with a more natural and lively expression.

Thick veneer has a rich and vibrant wood structure that requires high precision during processing due to its deep wood fibers – something we at Lundbergs Möbler have extensive experience with. We have chosen not to dye thick veneer in different colors because the deep wood fibers require exact and even absorption in every microscopic detail. Even a minimal deviation in saturation can affect the visual result over time. For us, it is more important to ensure a uniform, protective, and durable surface that holds up technically and aesthetically in the long run.

Through our other surface materials in various colors, we can offer a wide range of expressions – from natural wood to colored surfaces – while maintaining quality and durability.

Do you need dyed veneer for a specific project? Please contact us for further consultation – we are happy to discuss possible solutions based on your needs.