Matching Types

Veneers from different flitches and logs are combined. Harmonious colors and the slightly curved grain of half-rift veneers create a balanced and lively appearance. By selectively removing extreme colors and grain features, a more uniform overall look is achieved. Individual panels may show slight differences in color and structure. Particularly suitable for large wall and ceiling surfaces with higher aesthetic requirements while keeping waste to a minimum.

Veneers from different flitches are mix-matched. Harmonious colors and the fine, straight grain of rift veneers create a calm and elegant appearance. By selectively removing extreme colors and grain characteristics, a uniform overall look is achieved. Individual panels may exhibit slight variations in color and structure. Particularly suitable for large wall or ceiling surfaces with higher aesthetic requirements while minimizing material waste.

Veneers from different flitches are mix-matched. Harmonious colors and the floral, decorative grain of crown-cut veneers create a lively and natural appearance. By selectively removing extreme colors and grain characteristics, a uniform overall look is achieved. Individual panels may exhibit slight variations in color and structure. Particularly suitable for large wall or ceiling surfaces with higher aesthetic requirements while minimizing material waste.

Veneers from the same flitch are slip-matched. Consistent leaf widths create a harmonious appearance with minimal waste. Slight variations in grain pattern, color, or leaf width are retained. Partial crown-cut (cathedral) grain may appear at the edges. Ideal for small wall or ceiling areas, such as cabinet fronts, and less suitable for large surfaces.

Rift veneers with exposed heartwood (a slight transition toward crown cut) from the same flitch are slip-matched. Calm, color-consistent veneers create balanced surfaces, with the same veneer face oriented upwards to prevent visual misalignment of the panels. Distinctive veneer features repeat in the matching pattern. Color variations are emphasized due to the bonding of heartwood and sapwood sides. Depending on the proportion of heartwood and crown grain, the overall appearance can appear slightly asymmetrical. Suitable for small wall and ceiling surfaces with a calm visual aesthetic, and less suitable for large areas.

Rift veneers from the same flitch are slip-matched. Calm, color-consistent veneers create balanced surfaces, with the same veneer face oriented upwards to prevent visual misalignment of the panels. Distinctive veneer features repeat in the matching pattern. Color variations are emphasized due to the bonding of heartwood and sapwood sides. The grain pattern often runs slightly diagonal. Suitable for small wall and ceiling areas with a calm visual appearance, and less suitable for large surfaces.

Veneers from the same flitch are book-matched. Each pair of veneer sheets is arranged like the pages of an open book, creating a mirrored effect. With an even number of sheets, a symmetrical overall appearance is achieved. Slight deviations in grain direction are balanced out. The reverse side of the veneer has different technical properties than the face side, which may result in striping or slight color variations when stained or lacquered. Suitable for small wall surfaces with a vertical grain orientation.

Veneers from the same flitch are book-matched. Each pair of veneer sheets is arranged like the pages of an open book, creating a mirrored effect. With an even number of sheets, a symmetrical overall appearance is achieved. Slight deviations in grain direction are balanced out. The reverse side of the veneer has different technical properties than the face side, which may result in striping or slight color variations when stained or lacquered. Suitable for small wall surfaces with a vertical grain orientation.

Veneers from the same flitch are book-matched. Each pair of veneer sheets is arranged like the pages of an open book, creating a mirrored effect. A symmetrical appearance is only achieved when an even number of sheets is used. Edge cuts are possible. Color variations may be highlighted during lacquering. Suitable for small wall and ceiling claddings with consistent panel widths. Intended for clients who value a balanced and natural veneer appearance.

Veneers from the same flitch are slip-matched, with every second sheet rotated 180° along its longitudinal axis. Depending on the leaf width, this creates panels with uniform color and structure, while the rotation prevents a strong visual emphasis at the panel base. Each flitch develops its own distinct character, and variations in grain pattern, leaf width, or color may occur. On smaller surfaces, striping effects can become visible. Suitable for small ceiling and wall claddings with a horizontal grain direction.

Veneers from the same flitch are slip-matched, with every second sheet rotated 180° along its longitudinal axis. With calm, color-homogeneous veneers, this results in balanced surfaces, while the consistent orientation of the veneer face prevents visual misalignment of the panels. Color differences within the sheet are reduced through the bonding of heartwood-to-heartwood and sapwood-to-sapwood sides, though they may be accentuated during lacquering. Under grazing light, striping effects may occur. Suitable for small wall and ceiling surfaces with a calm appearance and a subtle emphasis on the wood structure.

Veneers from the same flitch are slip-matched, with every second sheet rotated by 180°. Depending on the leaf width, this creates panels with a uniform color and structure, while the rotation prevents strong visual emphasis at the panel base. Each flitch develops its own unique character, and variations in grain pattern, leaf width, or color may occur. When light falls onto the surface from a shallow angle, striping effects can become visible. Suitable for small ceiling and wall claddings with a horizontal grain direction.