Real Wood Veneered Panels are used in furniture manufacturing, door manufacturing with shallow mouldings and carpentry in general. The basic application for this Veneer is the overlaying and decoration of boards, primarily chipboard and MDF. Real wood veneers are obtained by slicing though the 'trunk' of trees. The different appearance of the grain, or "figure," in the veneer depends upon the method that the wood is sliced.

Veneered Chipboard is widely used for self-assembly furniture, work surfaces, wall linings and partitions. High-density chipboard is often used as a basis for the carcasses of kitchen furniture, worktops, and flooring. Real wood veneered panels are hardwearing, rigid and heavy.