Smoked Veneers are called so because of the fumigation process the wood has to go through. The exposure to ammonia fumes evens out differences in tone and helps achieve rich, warm color with a natural sheen (sometimes referred to as 'fumed' veneers). The process takes around two to three weeks and can be used on most species, including oak, larch, eucalyptus, sapelli, red gum, douglas fir, and cherry. These veneers are known for their ability to remain unchanged in appearance over very long peri
Smoked Austalian Ebony
Smoked Beech Crown
Smoked Beech Qtr
Smoked Blackwood
Smoked Blackwood Crown
Smoked Cherry
Smoked
Smoked Dibetu
Smoked Eucalyptus Qtr
Smoked Eucalyptus Pomelle
Smoked Ebony
Smoked European Walnut
Smoked Figured Bossy
Smoked Figured Eucalyptus
Smoked Fugured Macore
Smoked Figured Maple
Smoked Figured Okume
