Walnut burl veneer - ideal for upmarket interiors

Walnut is one of the noblest woods and especially large trunks with beautiful dark-grained wood are very valuable. The burl veneer is obtained from the tuber of the walnut tree. Walnut burl occurs in many forms: Full burl, half burl (cluster) and head veneer. Walnut veneer is derived from a walnut tree. These are harvested rather than sawn down. Therefore, the stock of usable wood from walnut trees is relatively small. In order to make this scarce raw material available to all, veneering is the ideal method. It is easy to work with all hand and machine tools. American walnut burl veneer is a popular veneer for musical instrument making. It is also preferred in the highest-quality interior finishing of ships or in automobile construction. The colour nuances range from a rich brown to dark veins in the area of the strongly pronounced grain.

 

 

 

Trade names:

German: Europäischer Nussbaum Maser
English: European walnut burl
French: Loupe de Noyer Européen
Italian: Radica di Noce

Origin:Europe, Caucasus, North America

Ecologic: as FSC 100 % and PEFC certified wood available

Usage: A very sought-after, high-quality veneer for upscale interior finishing and high-end furniture construction. Also often used for the production of rifle stocks. Due to its high strength and elasticity, suitable for the automotive industry as well as for aircraft propellers. Traditionally used for the production of pianos and pianos or instrument making.

furniture
doors
yacht interior design
aircraft interior design
ship fittings
wall cladding/ panels
interior design
inlays
flooring (laminate, parquet)

Colours: Lively surface structure, medium to dark brown with very strong, distinctive colour inclusions

Cuts available: Flower / Structure, Rift / Stripe

Thicknesses available: mainly 0,6 mm