Sliced veneer, European oak (white)
QuarterCrown
A-AB-B
0.50 mm
40-75 cm80-175 cm180-205 cm
Natural oak veneer for furniture facades, door panels, wall panels, and interior solutions. A rich grain pattern combined with a broad range of grades and cuts — a material that reflects durability and status.
Oak veneer has a bold, rich texture with a distinct grain pattern. It is the kind of wood that reads as premium at first glance. Oak does not hide its nature: contrasting grain lines, depth of tone, and a distinctive pattern give a piece a sense of weight, strength, and status. The cut types — crown cut or quarter cut — let you choose between a more expressive grain pattern and a calm texture with vertical stripes. As a result, the very same material can be a bold accent or a restrained background that signals status.
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Light Natural Palette
Light beige and straw tones pair easily with both contemporary and classic interiors.
The slicing method determines how the veneer looks and how the natural figure of the wood reads. It is what decides whether the texture will be expressive and decorative or more even and restrained.
Slicing the log along the growth rings. This forms the characteristic arched figure that makes the surface more expressive.
Slicing the log perpendicular to the growth rings. This creates an even, straight figure with a restrained texture and an understated aesthetic.
The veneer grade defines the appearance of the face surface: uniformity of tone, the expressiveness of the texture, the presence of medullary rays and natural wood characteristics. The right grade lets you strike the balance you need between aesthetics, technical requirements, and project budget.
The veneer grade defines the appearance of the face surface: uniformity of tone, the expressiveness of the texture, the presence of medullary rays and natural wood characteristics. The right grade lets you strike the balance you need between aesthetics, technical requirements, and project budget.
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The highest grade, with the most uniform colour and a crisp natural figure. For premium furniture and architectural projects.
For facades, doors, wall panels, and other visible surfaces we recommend grades A, AB, B, or their combinations. They deliver a harmonious oak figure and high decorative value. For internal, reverse, or hidden elements it makes sense to choose grade C or Backing to optimise costs without losing strength, stability, or the functionality of the finished product.
For fronts, cabinets, wardrobes, carcass parts, and other furniture elements with a light oak finish and a visible grain pattern.
For door leaves, frames, casings, and decorative details with a light natural finish.
For hotels, offices, retail, private projects, and built-in furniture that call for light oak veneer with an expressive texture.
For interior objects, boxes, musical instruments, and parts meant to stand out through the light tone of oak and the natural figure of the wood.
For edges, end faces, inlays, and furniture parts that have to match the main surface in tone, texture, and oak figure.
Grades
A-AB-B
A-AB
B
C
Backing
Width 9-11 MIX
Lenght
45-75 cm
80-175 cm
180-205 cm
210-245 cm
250-320 cm
Cut type
Tangential Cut (Crown Cut)
Radial Cut (Quarter Cut)
Thickness
0.50 mm standard
Wood Species
European White Oak
Moisture Content
8-12%
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Sliced veneer, European oak (white)
A-AB-B
0.50 mm
Sliced veneer, European oak (white)
A-AB
0.50 mm
Sliced veneer, European oak (white)
B
0.50 mm
Sliced veneer, European oak (white)
C
0.50 mm
Sliced veneer, European oak (white)
Width 9-11 MIX
0.50 mm
Sliced veneer, European oak (white)
Backing
0.50 mm
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White oak has a more noticeable grain pattern and a more expressive texture. Beech has an evener, less contrasting figure, so the two materials look different on fronts, doors, and panels.
White oak has a lighter, more neutral tone. Red oak looks warmer and more saturated. If you need a light oak surface without a pronounced warm tone, white oak is the better choice. If you need a warmer colour and a more prominent look of the wood, choose red oak.
For furniture fronts, cabinets, wardrobes, door leaves, wall panels, decorative elements, and built-in furniture with a light oak finish.
A tangential cut (Crown Cut) suits projects where the natural beauty of the wood should be emphasised through an expressive wavy figure, while a radial cut (Quarter Cut) is the optimal choice where an even texture, restrained aesthetics, and a uniform figure matter. For European white oak, the radial cut also brings out the characteristic medullary rays to the fullest, giving the surface a particularly refined look.
Yes. The grade, length, cut type, and tone of the veneer can be matched to fronts, doors, panels, or other elements of your project.
ALOM produces European white oak veneer in line with the requirements of the furniture, door, and woodworking industries, selecting the raw material with care. We offer a wide choice of grades, formats, and cut types, and can produce to individual specifications. With our own production, quality control, and experience in international supply, ALOM is a dependable partner.