Matched to Your Production Technology
We help determine the wood species, slicing method, format and veneer characteristics to suit your door design and production technology.
ALOM veneer helps create door systems where natural wood defines the character of the product. From the door leaf to the frame, casing and matching trim — the material delivers harmony of grain and color and a high quality of finish.
Expressive natural wood grain
A uniform look across door leaves and components
A wide choice of wood species and slicing methods
Veneer matched by color and pattern
Suits serial and custom production alike
Rational use of valuable wood
We help determine the wood species, slicing method, format and veneer characteristics to suit your door design and production technology.
We control the key characteristics of the veneer to ensure a predictable result in serial production and repeatability of finished products.
We work with wood of controlled origin and maintain a responsible approach to using natural resources.
Application Areas
A door leaf, frame, casing or matching trim — every component has to work as part of a single design solution. Below we have gathered the most common applications of veneer and recommendations to help you make the best decision for your project.
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What matters
Veneer is used to face interior doors, where the natural wood grain defines the style of the product. The right veneer selection ensures a consistent shade and pattern across the whole door collection and a quality decorative finish.
Recommended Veneer
Sliced veneer, European oak (white)
Sliced veneer, steamed beech
Sliced veneer, red oak
What matters
Entrance doors combine functionality with a presentable look. Veneer gives the product natural aesthetics, ensuring harmonious finishing and color consistency alongside the other elements of the structure.
Recommended Veneer
Sliced veneer, European oak (white)
What matters
A door frame should visually complement the leaf, not stand apart from it. Matching veneer by grain, pattern and shade creates a cohesive door system in which every element looks natural and harmonious.
Recommended Veneer
Sliced veneer, European oak (white)
Sliced veneer, European oak (white)
Sliced veneer, steamed beech
Sliced veneer, steamed beech
Sliced veneer, red oak
Sliced veneer, red oak
What matters
These details complete the look of a door system. Coordinated veneer grain and color ensure design continuity, so the leaf, casings and trim read as a single architectural solution.
Recommended Veneer
Sliced veneer, European oak (white)
Sliced veneer, steamed beech
Sliced veneer, red oak
What matters
Skirting boards, architraves and decorative mouldings help tie doors into the interior. Using veneer of the same species and grain character creates a unified visual concept and highlights attention to detail.
Recommended Veneer
Sliced veneer, European oak (white)
Sliced veneer, European oak (white)
Sliced veneer, steamed beech
Sliced veneer, red oak
What matters
Individual projects require precise veneer selection by wood species, slicing method, grain and shade. This makes it possible to realize the design intent and create products with unique character and a high quality of finish.
Recommended Veneer
Sliced veneer, European oak (white)
Sliced veneer, steamed beech
Sliced veneer, red oak
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Need samples, technical specifications, or product advice? Send us a message and the ALOM team will help you work out the right plywood or veneer parameters for your task.