Iron on Pre-glued Sanded Wood Veneer Sheets: Oak, Walnut, Beech, Mahogany, Pine, Ash, Cherry - 2500mm x 300mm

High Quality Sanded Iron-on Real Wood Veneer Circa 0.5mm thick

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• Shipping is £4.95 + VAT by Royal Mail Tracked 24 or DPD courier, depending on the item(s) and delivery location. Free shipping on orders over £50.00 + VAT.
• Guidance notes included.
• Friendly advice always available.

Please use the drop-down box above to choose the required specie and length.

This is a natural raw wood veneer product. A finish should be applied after bonding.

Typically, new wood/edging will be lighter in colour than existing wood. If matching to existing wood, it is very likely that the piece to be matched will have been treated with a finish, e.g. wax or lacquer.

Aging can also change the shade/colour of existing wood. The final colour of any real wood edging is determined by the finish(es) applied. We are happy to advise in this respect and also look at samples or photos sent in.

Very brief guide on application: (more extensive guidance notes included with orders).

• Starting at one end with the iron on a hot setting run the iron up and down the grain several times until the veneer is bonded.
• Then, using a block rub the veneer with some pressure to ensure a good bond.
• If possible, it's worth practicing on a test piece before moving on to the main project.

The main photo for this item (and all of our natural wood items) are representative only.    Due to being a natural raw wood veneer (every log is unique), it is very difficult to provide an exact photo of the veneer you will receive.

It is sometimes possible for us to supply consecutive sheets that are ideal for book-matching etc. If this is something that you are interested in, please get in touch. We will always try and match multiple sheet orders as best as we can anyway.

Please note: We do not recommend these sheets for multiple / side by side applications. They are really intended for furniture making and single strip application, e.g. a stair stringer.

They can expand when heat is applied and then shrink slightly as they cool and dry. This can create a gap between sheets.

For larger projects, we recommend our unglued membrane backed veneer (unfortunately we only have Oak in unglued form at present). The membrane helps to keep the veneer flexible and flat. It is normally applied with a contact adhesive or by using conventional veneering techniques. We are happy to advise, or a search on for example Youtube should bring up various information videos on veneering.
Our unglued sheets tend to be straight grained to help conceal any finger joints present in the length. 

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