Is your home ready for an upgrade? Do you feel like you’re stuck in the ‘80s or ‘90s because of your home’s outdated aesthetic? You don’t have to break the bank in order to have high quality, modern surfaces in your home.
Veneer has become a popular material choice for updating your home’s look. Veneer sheets are used to cover surfaces, giving them a fresh, new appearance without changing the core material. It comes in a variety of styles like wood, stone, and marble. Surfaces, after application, look like they are made of the material they’re meant to represent, without being composed of it entirely. The use of wood sheets is especially popular for updating cabinetry and furniture, upgrading the look of your home’s interior without purchasing replacement items.
You may be skeptical of using veneer in your home, considering its reputation. When you think of it, your impression may be tied to an old association with using this material to cover poorly constructed furniture or flimsy materials. Now, wood veneer sheets are high quality, and can be used to add a stylish element to home surfaces, giving you a clean, modern aesthetic. Wood veneer is commonly seen in kitchen cabinet updates, for those looking to update their home without shelling out thousands of dollars for new cabinetry.
These wood sheets come in several types of wood, and are cut at a thickness of 1/90th to 1/40th of an inch, meaning they are extremely thin, pliable, and easy to apply. Veneer is made by slicing thin sheets from a log. Popular types of sheets include birch, ash, oak, bamboo, cherry, walnut, and teak. These vary in color, texture, and appearance.
Wood veneer is a solid choice for home renovations because it is far cheaper than purchasing items made of solid wood, without sacrificing appearance. Since this veneer is a natural product, it’s long-lasting, meaning it resists warping and fragmentation better than material like laminate. It’s also non-toxic, home safe, and can be applied with non-toxic adhesive. Another benefit is that it’s recyclable, helping reduce waste. It’s also more eco-friendly since it uses far less material than cabinets or furniture composed entirely of solid wood. These sheets also add strength when applied to furniture or cabinets made of substrates, acting as a shield that protects the underlying material from the elements.
As you plan for home renovations and review your materials, consider veneer sheets as a cost-effective, aesthetically pleasing option. Find a reputable supplier who can give you a quote on your project, no matter if you’re constructing new or renovating an existing space.
Edgebanding Services is your go-to supplier and distributor for high-quality edgebanding and veneer sheets. Contact them today or visit their website.
