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Veneering a table toAre Veneer sheets rolled up for shipping? Should I try to duplicate a veneer pattern on a table top?
Posted by Bob on 7th Jul 2023
Hi Bob Morgan,
I have a home project where I need to replace the ash veneer on my kitchen table. Does your veneer come in rolls or sheets? Which one would you recommend for this job? Thank you!
Their is a rectangular piece of ash in the middle of the table with a routed trim that outlines it. There are 4, 3-4 inch wide piece of ash veneer to look make it look like trim boards that outline the middle.
Charles
Hello Charles,
Our veneers come in standard size sheets that are 24" x 96" and 48" x 96". Sheets are available up to 5 ft. wide and 12' long. We roll our sheets into a cylinder and ship them in a box.
You would need matching and sequenced veneer sheets to duplicate your table top pattern that has the square in the middle of the table top. And, it is a somewhat advanced project to tackle.Your best bet is to forget about trying to duplicate the patterns, in my opinion. Just cover it with a sheet of pre joined veneer (such as what is available on my website) – You won’t duplicate your pattern, but you will have a newly veneered surface for your table.
Regards,
Bob Morgan
Pres., VeneerFactoryOutlet.com
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