NativeLine

NativeLine veneers put uniqueness first, because every leaf is a one-off. The lively surface of the real-wood veneer is characterised by colour variation, intergrowths and knot inclusions. The natural features deliberately create a rustic and vibrant character that reflects naturalness and grace. For NativeLine veneers, knotty oak, wild walnut, heart ash and heart beech are used – hard timbers with a lively grain. The backs of the veneer leaves are reinforced with fleece or paper so that the veneers are easy to process. Uniqueness, quality and naturalness are the central criteria in the selection of timber species. Matching edges can be supplied on request.

NativeLine is a native veneer from various tree species. The structure is not reconstructed but shows the original image and characteristic features of the tree used – making every leaf a one-off. The exceptional surface lives through colour variation, a strong grain and visible knot inclusions and branches. The properties of the timber used are reflected in the veneers: oak, for example, stands for high durability and strength, heart ash for hardness and flexibility, walnut for hardness and dimensional stability, beech for weight and hardness. NativeLine veneers can be processed like any other native veneer. They can be jointed, applied to a substrate, sanded and finished with a surface treatment such as lacquer, oil or similar.