Our timber veneer and melamine finishes are a good environmental choice. Made from mixed chipped wood and resin, they can also contain waste wood and forest trimmings - materials that would otherwise go to waste.

We also offer a range of the Forest Stewardship Council’s (FSC) well-recognised international certification scheme for our veneers. The FSC develops a Chain of Custody (CoC), which tracks the wood from the forest to the end consumer and ensures that it all comes from well-managed sources. You won’t find any exotic woods from ancient forests, such as Teak, Abachi, Iroko or Mahogany in our range because they are not from sustainable forests. Instead we can offer many other environmentally sustainable alternatives.

Concerns over veneer and melamine finishes have come from their use of formaldehyde, which is carcinogenic and an irritant to the eyes, nose and throat. However, our melamine and veneer is human, as well as environmentally friendly and manufactured with low formaldehyde emissions to comply with Australia’s E1 standard. Further, we have chosen to transition to E0 board, which emits just half the standard recommended E1 level. During our transition across to E0 board, we can, on request, arrange for E0 substrates to be used.

To clean veneer, follow the direction of the grain and wipe with a soft, damp cloth. Then immediately wipe over again with a dry cloth. For stains, wipe over with a mild soapy solution first, then damp cloth and then dry cloth. Only polish veneer occasionally.

To clean melamine, wipe with a damp cloth over the surface and then follow with a dry cloth. If you want to add a shine, use some glass cleaning spray.

Please be mindful that your monitor is never able to reproduce veneer or melamine finishes perfectly. What you see on this page is only a small sample of our comprehensive range. Please visit our showroom to view our full offering or we can arrange for a sample to be mailed to you.

Standard Timber Veneer

Just as each tree is unique, so are the colours and grain structures of each piece of veneer. As a general rule, over time, lighter veneers will darken and darker veneers will lighten.

Tasmanian Ash
Veneer-Tasmanian-Ash
American Oak
Veneer-American-Oak
Beech
Veneer-Beech
Rock Maple
Veneer-Rock-Maple
American Cherry
Veneer-American-Cherry
American Walnut
Veneer-American-Walnut
Sapele
Veneer-Sapele
Jarrah
Veneer-Jarrah
Mahogany Stain
Veneer-Mahogany-Stain
Wenge Stain
Veneer-Wenge-Stain
Black 2 Pack
Veneer-Black-2Pack
White 2 Pack
Veneer-White-2Pack

Reconstructed Timber Veneer

Engineered to provide a consistent, seamless look with the feel of real timber. This material excels when used for office furniture.

Savona Rigato
Recon-Savona-Rigato
Allure Oak
Recon-Allure-Oak
Wild Pecan
Recon-Wild-Pecan

Melamine

Every melamine board has consistent colouring and grain pattern. They are durable to years of commercial use, easy to clean and won’t discolour from heat or age.

Natural Oak
Melamine-Natural-Oak
Lemon Tree
Melamine-Lemon-Tree
Tuross Oak
Melamine-Tuross-Oak
Beech
Melamine-Beech
Cherry
Melamine-Cherry
Gesso Lini
Melamine-Gesso-Lini
Rocco Lini
Melamine-Rocco-Lini
Artisan Oak
Melamine-Artisan-Oak
Truffle Lini
Melamine-Truffle-Liin
Urban Wood
Melamine-Urban-Wood
Shannon Oak
Melamine-Shannon-Oak
Wenge
Melamine-Wenge
Black
Melamine-Black
Grey
Melamine-Grey
Brushed Silver
Melamine-Brushed-Silver
White
Melamine-White