The naturally occurring intricate and high contrast Ash Burl wood has a striking appearance and can help turn a basic woodworking project into a family heirloom. Our Ash Burl veneers are made from premium Ash Burl's and are sequenced matched 4 ways. Allowing you to create beautiful, symmetrical patterns with the grain converging at the middle of a four-way juncture. Each of the 4 sheets of veneer are 8" x 18" x 2/83" thick and have straight, parallel edges, and are free of defects. These stunning real wood veneers are ideal for furniture, cabinet panels, drawer fronts and larger projects allowing you to create inspiring patterns or to simply showcase the patterns that are naturally occurring the wood veneer.
(4) Square Feet of Ash Burl Sequenced Matched Veneer
| Manufacturer Part Number | 878084005248 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.5500 |
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| Application Size | Small |
| Application Method | Adhesive |
| Species | Ash |
| Coverage | 4 sq ft |
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The veneers are great. Staff was very helpful and Rockler is Rad!!!
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Ash Burl veneer
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Perfect for my project.
Pat S
on Jun 20, 2020
Guitar project. I want to have a translucent finish and the current grain pattern is nice and boring. This Ash Burl is the exact look I'm looking for. Thanks for having it!
Steven H
on Apr 10, 2020
Perfect for my project.
Pat S
on Jun 20, 2020
Matched the existing material quite well. Great product to resolve a problem area.
Jim L
on May 6, 2020
I’m wondering how difficult this veneer is to bend; as to cover a 3” diameter tube. Would it have to be soaked first?
BEST ANSWER: Just to be on the safe side I suggest you soak it with Veneer Tamer. It's not worth cracking your veneer. I think its a good idea to treat the veneer anyway because it tends to get a little dried when in inventory.
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- victor m on Mar 7, 2019
- Purchased on Oct 3, 2017
Does it come in larger pieces ? And how to you apply it to other surfaces
BEST ANSWER: My experience is that the veneers come in a variety of sizes--different from package to package. Applying it to other surfaces can be done with regular wood glue, specialized veneer glues, hide glue, fish glue, contact cement, etc. YouTube some "how to veneer" videos, and you'll pick up a lot of tips and hints.
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- jayjaydubdub on Mar 10, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 11, 2018
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