At Read Veneers, we have been providing wood veneering services across Essex, London and further afield for almost three decades. Today we’re explaining the services we provide so you can better understand how our wood veneering capabilities could benefit you.
Whilst some people may consider wood veneers the inferior choice in comparison to solid wood, the fact is that they have a great deal going for them, and that includes greater sustainability. Here’s why.
A real wood veneer finish is the ideal way to achieve an elegant interior across any room of the home. As well as being visually eye-catching, real wood veneers are durable, and have endless practical uses too.
In furniture, panel and door making, unfinished or rough edges aren’t the greatest look. Where visual appeal is important, a solution is needed to improve the look of these edges. That solution? Edge banding.
Decorative wood veneers are a beautiful aspect of woodworking with the ability to express the natural splendour of timber, showing off its inherent features and adding a touch of luxury and elegance to any commercial or residential interior.
Wood veneers have long been used throughout history and are renowned for their many benefits. From their durability and versatility to their eco-friendly credentials, the benefits of wood veneers are extensive. Here we explore some of the most popular advantages.
To support our growing workloads, we are recruiting for two positions within our Essex team. One is an experienced role, the other is for a trainee which is an excellent opportunity for someone seeking to learn a professional trade in a thriving industry, with full training provided.
Whether you’re working on upgrading a private residential property, designing an interior for a new build, or creating a design masterpiece for a hotel chain or apartment complex, when it comes to the bedroom, you’re going to want something outstanding to really set it apart. And what better way to bring a bedroom to life than with decorative wood veneers?
Natural wood veneers are formed by slicing thin layers of real timber. But there is an alternative, and that is the engineered veneer. Here we look at what goes into making man made veneers, how they differ from natural wood veneers, and what you can expect in terms of versatility and functionality.
The popularity of the veneer dining table is growing. Durable and stable, and better for the environment, veneered furniture also offers more imaginative design possibilities. Read on to discover why the veneer dining table is becoming the option of choice for a range of households, and budgets.
Read Veneers Ltd is a family run company based in Essex and operating nationwide.
We have obtained Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC® C109654) certification which means that we adhere to the organisation's standards governing the promotion of responsible forest management across the world.
