18.002 TABU Kalu 0,6 mm veneer
It is an African species appreciated for its particular tonalities and for the iridescent structures enhanced by the dyeing technology.
Natural wood veneer dyed through all its thickness (ISO 18775)
Family: Fabaceae
Botanical name: Guibourtia leonensis
Area of origin: Africa
Thickness: 0,50 ± 0,10 mm
Length: between 500 mm and 3900 mm
Width: between 70 mm and 530 mm
Cut: Quarter cut
Density: 0,57 ÷ 0,78 g/cm3
Flexibility: 9300 Mpa
Bending strength: 95 Mpa
Compressive strength: 80 Mpa
Humidity content: <16%
Since the product is made of wood, it is subject to variations in its moisture content depending on the environment in which it is transported, processed, and stored.
Resistance to light: Since TABU veneer is not a finished product, its resistance to light depends on the type of finish applied (chemical type and quantity). For this reason, it is advisable to carry out preventive tests with different types of finishes in order to optimize the performance of the product.
Mechanical characteristics: The mechanical properties of a dyed natural wood veneer are strongly dependent on the type of support used, the bonding method, the type, and the chemical nature of the varnishing cycle. For these reasons, it is advisable to carry out preventive tests considering the intended use, in order to optimize the product performance
Aesthetical characteristics: Natural wood veneers have a variability in structure due to the very nature of the original tree. The color may show tolerances when compared to a master sample. Furthermore, the final color of the finished product is influenced by the cycle and the chemical nature of the finishing products used.