Here are some more common terms that are used within the timber veneer industry: Cross-band: where the grain direction runs along the width of the panel. Standard practice is for veneers to be laid with the grain direction along the length of the panel (long band). Crown (cut): the appearance produced generally by the flat cut method. Curly: is a strong irregular figure found in North American Maple and Birch. Discover more terms that are used within the timber veneer industry at our website: https://buff.ly/3UT09H0 Also, the TVAA Product Manual is a great free resource which you can download from our website: https://buff.ly/3Klfxaq #BuildingProducts #InteriorDesign #TimberVeneer #TimberVeneerAustralia #Veneer #TVAA #TimberVeneerAssociationAustralia
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