Species of Interest:
Waterfall Bubinga Veneer, Curly Cherry Veneer, Macasser Ebony Veneer, Brazillian Cherry Veneer, Etimo Veneer, Black Limba Veneer,
Wormy Maple, Madrone Veneer, Izombe Veneer, Iroko Veneer , Flat Cut Maple Veneer, Flat Cut Makore Veneer, Flat Cut Cherry Veneer, Tiger White Oak Veneer, Lemonwood Veneer, Chen Chen Veneer, White Birch Veneer, Carbonized Bamboo Veneer, Aspen Veneer, Red Gum Veneer, Obeche Veneer, Red Oak Veneer, Rustic Cherry Veneer, Figured Koa Veneer, Wormy Chestnut Veneer, Grey Elm Veneer, Ropey Cherry Veneer, Pomele Bosse Veneer, Curly Maple Veneer, Ash Veneer 
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Veneer Matching Techniques


The way you match veneer sheets can create visual rythym and enhance your project.
Oakwood Veneer Company can provide special sequence matching services for you
for a nominal fee. Contact us for more information.

Here are some of the most common veneer matching approaches:

Book Matching
 


Book Matching

Alternating pieces of veneer are flipped over so they face each other as do the pages within a book. This creates a pleasing, symmetrical pattern.


Slip Matching
 

Slip Matching

Veneer slices are joined in sequence without flipping the pattern. If the grain is straight, the joints will not be obvious.


Pleasing Match
 

Pleasing Match

Veneer is matched by color but not by grain pattern.


Random Match
 

Random Match

Random matching is just what it sounds like. Usually done with lower grades of veneer, the leaves may be of varying width, colors and grains.



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