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title: Cherry veneer 0.6 mm, 1–2 m
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# Cherry veneer 0.6 mm, 1–2 m

- SKU: *10227
- Stock: In stock
- Categories: [Natural Sliced Veneer](https://wood-way.expert/en/product-category/sliced-veneer/), [Sliced Cherry Veneer](https://wood-way.expert/en/product-category/sliced-veneer/sliced-cherry-veneer-en/)

**On request**

Sweet Cherry veneer (0.6 mm thickness, Grade AB, lengths from 1.00 m to 2.00 m) combines affordability with natural wood grain diversity. The material is suitable for veneering cabinetry and decorative interior elements. Dispatch from 1 bundle/pack upwards or in wholesale batches. Remote bundle selection by colour tone, wood grain texture, and required square metres. Products can be collected via warehouse pickup in person from our Kyiv facility. Dispatch via commercial transport companies across Ukraine.

## Key Characteristics of Cherry Veneer

- **Thickness of 0.6 mm.** This standard thickness allows for proper gluing to the base. The adhesive does not seep through the timber slice. You can safely sand, tint, and varnish the veneered surface without damaging the face layer.
- **Moisture content of 8-10%.** This is the optimal moisture level for joinery work. The veneer retains its shape and remains stable during gluing.
- **Warm palette.** A golden-pink spectrum with subtle reddish undertones adds warmth to any interior.
- **Distinctive grain pattern.** Veneer featuring a delicate figure and fine growth rings seamlessly complements both traditional and contemporary interior styles.
- **Uniform texture.** The pores of cherry wood are so fine that the surface achieves a smooth, uniform appearance.

## How to Choose Natural Wood Veneer

To ensure the final result meets your expectations, pay attention to three key parameters when selecting your veneer:

1. **Shade and texture.** Choose bundles from the same log to ensure maximum consistency in colour and grain across the entire piece.
2. **Cut type (pattern).** Crown cut (tangential) veneer features a wavy or arched grain. This option is popular for cabinet doors and worktops to highlight the natural beauty of the wood. Quarter cut (radial) sheets display a pattern of straight, longitudinal lines, making them ideal for creating sleek, neutral designs.
3. **Thickness.** A thickness of 0.6 mm is sufficient for standard furniture fronts. If you plan to make a worktop or a surface subject to heavy use and sanding, consider a thicker veneer (1.5 mm to 2.5 mm).

## Professional Tip: How Much Veneer to Buy?

**The rule of balance.** You must veneer both sides of a component (the face and the reverse). This compensatory gluing prevents the base material (MDF or chipboard) from warping. Therefore, you should multiply the component’s surface area by two.

**Wastage factor.** You must add a **30-40% reserve** to your net surface area. This extra material is necessary for pattern matching, edge trimming, and fitting the sheets.

**IMPORTANT.** The timber used to make the veneer is a natural material. The shade and grain of the veneer sheets will always vary depending on the bundle.

## How to Calculate the Price of a Cherry Veneer Bundle?

The price of a sliced veneer bundle is calculated using the formula:

**Bundle price = price per sq. m × sheet surface area × number of sheets in the bundle.**

The sheet surface area is calculated using the standard formula: length × width.

The price per sq. m depends on the wood species, timber grade, sheet dimensions, and bundle volume.

Example. A bundle of Grade A veneer priced at €8 (or $8 / standard currency units) per sq. m. The bundle contains 24 sheets, 2.50 m long and 0.20 m wide.

First, calculate the sheet surface area: 2.50 x 0.20 = 0.50 (sq. m)

Then apply the figures to the first formula: 8 x 0.50 x 24 = 96 (standard currency units)

## Applications for Natural Cherry Veneer

Sliced veneer is widely used in the manufacturing of interior furnishings. When glued to a stable core, this thin slice of timber gives products the appearance of solid wood while remaining far more affordable. This natural facing material is used to produce items such as:

### Cabinet Furniture

Veneered doors and carcasses for cabinets, wardrobes, chests of drawers, dressing tables, and tallboys can maintain their aesthetic appeal for decades with proper care.

### Interior Doors

Veneer is commonly used to finish door leaves and architraves. Veneered doors blend seamlessly into various interior styles, from traditional classic to modern minimalism.

### Wall Panels

Decorative wooden panels are a traditional design technique for creating feature walls in residential and commercial spaces. A veneered wall panel looks striking in a study, office, boardroom, living room, bedroom, hotel room, or restaurant.

### Lighting Fixtures

Veneer with a 0.6 mm thickness is an excellent material for crafting lampshades and decorating light fittings. Table lamps, floor lamps, and pendants adorned with timber are exclusive pieces, perfect for eco, neo-classic, country, or retro interiors.

### Jewellery Boxes and Interior Decor

Veneer is a highly decorative material that allows you to finish small items beautifully. Timber-clad jewellery boxes, desk organisers, figurines, photo frames, and napkin holders are always in high demand.

## Grades of Sliced Cherry Veneer

### Grade 1

This grade features a uniform texture and consistent colour. The surface is free from visible defects. Minor natural colour variations and subtle texture differences are acceptable. Grade 1 veneer is used when the timber’s grain is the primary aesthetic feature of the piece.

### Grade 2

You may find colour variations, inconsistencies in the pattern, and some unevenness in the texture. Knots up to 5 mm in diameter may occur. The overall grain structure might be less uniform than Grade 1, but it remains suitable for decorative finishing. This grade is often used to veneer internal surfaces or projects highlighting the wood’s diverse texture.

### Grade 3

This material possesses several features that are not technically defects but result in a rougher, less uniform appearance. Various knot types (sound or loose), dark streaks, noticeable colour transitions, and uneven textures are permissible. This veneer is ideal for internal surfaces and rustic design projects.

## Main Types of Veneer Faces

A veneer face (or veneer layon) is a pre-assembled sheet composed of multiple leaves of natural veneer, jointed edge-to-edge into a single composite layout. The veneer leaves are matched by grain direction, texture, tone, and figure to ensure the veneered surface appears continuous and visually balanced after pressing. Veneer leaves can be arranged in various configurations to create symmetrical, architectural, or decorative patterns. The most common veneer matching types include:

- Mismatch (random match);
- Slip match;
- Plank match (planked / mix match);
- Book match;
- Diamond / reverse diamond match;
- Slip and turn (reverse slip match).

## Cherry Timber: Key Characteristics

Wild Cherry (*Prunus avium*) is a premium hardwood species native to the temperate zones of Europe. Due to its decorative appeal and superior mechanical properties, this timber holds a distinguished position in the hierarchy of furniture-grade materials. Solid cherry is highly valued for its warm colour palette and excellent workability.

The mechanical properties are as follows: Brinell hardness ranges from 3.0–3.3 HB, and the density is 570–600 kg/m³. The timber is resilient to everyday wear and is ideal for intricate ornamental carving. Like most fruitwood species, cherry is exceptionally suitable for steam bending. While the solid wood is relatively elastic, high-traffic surfaces (such as worktops or tabletops) require a high-performance protective lacquer or oil finish.

The sapwood is narrow, ranging from pale yellow to creamy white. The heartwood features a sophisticated palette from golden-red to light brown with a subtle pinkish tint. A defining characteristic of cherry is its tendency to develop a rich, deep honey patina when exposed to UV light.

The texture is fine and uniform. The grain is predominantly straight, though wavy figured sections occasionally occur, adding unique character. Pores are diffuse and almost invisible to the naked eye. Growth rings are clearly defined, creating a subtle yet elegant figure on the tangential and radial surfaces.

The timber offers excellent machinability with both hand and power tools, resulting in clean, smooth surfaces. Due to its dense cellular structure, cherry can be sanded to a high-gloss, glass-like finish. The solid wood provides high bonding strength with all standard wood adhesives. Furthermore, the species is fully compatible with transparent oils, waxes, and lacquers, and it responds exceptionally well to staining for tone adjustments.

**To request a quote, please call us or submit an enquiry. We will help you calculate the exact square metreage of veneer required for your project.**

## Specifications

| Name | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Species | Cherry |
| Thickness | 0.6 mm |
| Type | Sliced |

## Delivery

- Collection from the warehouse at: 7d Zdolbunivska St., Kyiv (entrance from Dniprovska Naberezhna embankment, 17)
- Delivery across Ukraine by transport companies

## Payment

- Cash at the warehouse (receipt issued)
- Payment by bank details: Sole Trader or LLC (with VAT)
- Payment by card


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