The NEWOOD Collection reproduces the wood species in the various structures and tones. Multilaminar wood is made up of many thin lays of different wood species that, after being colored individually, are placed and assembled so as to obtain real solid wood from which the veneers are then sliced. The final material is wood that deliver: 

• uniformity of color, repeatability of structure, and fixed measurements (65 x 310/250 cm);
• respect for the environment during the production cycle thanks to the optimization of the material and the limitation of production waste.

Multilaminar wood veneers with the ECOZERO® Label are manufactured using formaldehyde-free glues and are obtained from sustainable wood. 

Multilaminar wood veneer (UNI 10396, UNI 10494, UNI 10601)

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Thickness: 0,50 mm

Length: 2500 mm or 3050/3010 mm

Width: variable between 630 mm and 670 mm

European formaldehyde emission class: E1 - Multilaminar wood veneer produced with formaldehyde-free glue

Density: 0,46 / 0,78 g/cm3

Humidity content: <16%
Being the product composed of wood, it is subjected to a great number of variation as concerning its humidity level in relation to the environment in which it is carried, manipulated and stored.

Light Resistance: since the TABU veneer is not a finished product, the light resistance on the veneer itself depends on the type of finishing that will be applied (chemical type and quantity). For this reason, it is suggested to do some prior tests with different types of finishing so as to optimize the performances of the product.

Mechanical characteristics: the mechanical features of the multilaminar wood veneer are highly dependent on the type of support used, on the way of plating, on the cycle and on the chemical nature of the varnishing cycle. For this reason, it is suggested to do some prior tests depending on the kind of usage so as to optimize the performances.

Aesthetical Characteristics: multilaminar wood veneers can have a variability in terms of structure from a production batch to another. This is due to the different structure of the raw material chosen for the production of the multilaminar wood itself. As concerning the colour, there could be also a variability of the reference colour depending on the batch of production. Moreover, the final colour is influenced by the production cycle and by the chemical nature of the products used for varnishing.