Saw Cut Veneers are thin boards produced using sawing techniques, as opposed to veneer, which is produced through slicing. Although Saw Cut Veneers may appear similar to veneer, they differ significantly. Due to the process of their acquisition, Saw Cut Veneers have a structure devoid of internal cracks. Veneer, on the other hand, is obtained by slicing the wood. Subsequent veneer sheets are cut using a special knife. Prior to this process, the wood is steamed to soften it. However, this does not prevent the formation of cracks in the veneer’s structure.

Saw Cut Veneers are obtained through a process similar to cutting boards. They are cut using thin saw blades and are never bent or broken at any stage of the process, unlike veneer. As a result, Saw Cut Veneers are much better suited as a surface layer for floors and stair elements. They are more resistant to damage compared to veneer. Choosing Saw Cut Veneers for flooring, furniture, and stairs ensures years of trouble-free use.

We produce Saw Cut Veneers in various dimensions and four primary quality classes.

Thickness: from 2.7 mm, 3.0 mm, 3.2 mm, 4.2 mm, 7 mm, up to 10 mm

Width: 70-280 mm

Length: 300-6000 mm

Description of quality classes for Saw Cut Oak Veneers:

Class A – random grain pattern, allowed healthy, embedded knots up to 10 mm in diameter, slight rays, natural color variations.

Class B – random grain pattern, allowed healthy knots up to 30 mm, cracked knots up to 20 mm, rotten knots and knot holes up to 10 mm, allowed heartwood changes, edge sapwood up to 8 mm, additionally allowed: rays, fiber twist, natural discolorations, 2 cork spots per lamella with a width of 2 mm and length of 30 mm, not allowed: end cracks, insect trails, heartwood, delamination.

Class C – random grain pattern, allowed healthy knots without limitations, healthy cracked knots up to 70 mm, rotten knots and knot holes up to 25 mm, allowed end cracks with a total length of up to 20 cm, cracks on the plane with a total length of 20 cm, additionally allowed: hardness changes, edge sapwood up to 20 mm, gloss, fiber twist.

Class D – random grain pattern, allowed healthy knots without limitations, healthy cracked knots up to 80 mm, rotten knots and knot holes up to 40 mm, allowed end cracks (with a deviation of up to 30 degrees) up to 5 mm in width and a total length of 20 cm, additionally allowed: cork spots up to 2 cm in width and 7 cm in length, sapwood, healthy or cracked knots on the edge, heartwood with cracks up to 15 cm in a straight line.