Mahogany African Ribbon Paper Back Veneer Sheet - 4' x 8' Roll

Mahogany African Ribbon Paper Back Veneer Sheet - 4' x 8' Roll

    $135.00 ea.

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    These real wood veneer sheets are composed of premium sliced hardwoods that are spliced along the edges to make the full width; splicing is also done in a book matched pattern that's attractive and helps hide the splicing seam. The sheets use full-length slices so there are no splices to make the length. The 10 mil (10 thousandths) thickness paper backing allows the sheet to bend, flex, and work with curves and shapes without splitting. Apply paper back veneers with contact adhesive to make panels of large projects: conference tables, desks, doors, cabinet doors, coffee tables, etc.
    Thickness 1/42" (≈ 1/42" approx)
    Width 48"
    Length 8'
    Quantity One sheet has 32 square feet
    Grade Architectural grade paper back veneer is cut from the cleanest and most attractive logs; all sheets are sanded smooth to 220 grit
    Brand Woodworkers Source
    Size 32 square feet, 4'x8'
    Part # 1322
    Approximated, actual size may vary +/- 1/8"

    Wood Species Guide

    About African Mahogany

    Khaya ivorensis Grows in Africa

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    Native Range
    Map showing where African Mahogany grows

    Africa

    West Africa, Ivory Coast, Central African Republic, Ghana, Nigeria

    Weight 2.58 lbs / Bd. Ft.
    Hardness 830 Janka Rating
    Density 0.44 Specific Gravity

    Compare African Mahogany with

    Workability
    Easy Difficult
    Texture
    Fine Coarse
    Finishing
    Easy Difficult

    Color Range

    Light pink to reddish-brown or golden tan-brown.

    About the Tree

    Reaches heights of 140 feet with trunk diameter up to 72" above large buttresses. Bole will measure 40-80 feet.

    Other Names

    Diala iri, Akuk, Bandoro,Khaya mahogany, Benin mahogany, Ogwango, Bisselon, Senegal mahogany, Bitehi

    Common Uses

    Furniture, cabinets, interiors, boat building, veneer, desks, cabinets, entry doors, stairs, moldings and trim.

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    Michael
    Ny usa
    5 / 5 June 30th, 2011

    mahogany veneer

    It is difficult for me to convey in temperate language the plethora of emotions that nearly overwhelmed me when I took delivery of the mahogany veneer you were kind enough to allow me to purchase.\n\nWhile your vivid and detailed descriptions of the preparation of my order led me to expect a product of high quality, I was moved nearly to tears of joy when I was able to view this exquisite specimen in all its Meliacaenean splendor! \n\nThe scales have been struck from my eyes: I can only now fully appreciate the fervor and passion with which you and your colleagues prepared my order, and my heretofore dubious view of (and puzzlement regarding) the cathexis with which you purvey your wares is now forever banished to that same repository wherein reside the boyish naivetés and youthful misapprehensions that once limited my perceptions of all that is beautiful and good in life.\n\nThank you for allowing me to partake of the resplendent glory of this veneer, and I trust you will forgive the callowness with which I approached your brilliant and entertaining descriptions of its journey from the heavenly precincts of your establishment to the rather more mundane province of my humble workshop.\n\nI will try to make myself worthy of this veneer’s time with me. I cannot claim to “own” it â€" can one “own” a sunset? I can only count myself fortunate to have been its caretaker and companion during its time with me, and can someday go to my grave content that it will survive me, bringing joy to the generations that will follow.
    Michael
    Ny usa
    5 / 5 June 30th, 2011

    mahogany veneer

    It is difficult for me to convey in temperate language the plethora of emotions that nearly overwhelmed me when I took delivery of the mahogany veneer you were kind enough to allow me to purchase. While your vivid and detailed descriptions of the preparation of my order led me to expect a product of high quality, I was moved nearly to tears of joy when I was able to view this exquisite specimen in all its Meliacaenean splendor! The scales have been struck from my eyes: I can only now fully appreciate the fervor and passion with which you and your colleagues prepared my order, and my heretofore dubious view of (and puzzlement regarding) the cathexis with which you purvey your wares is now forever banished to that same repository wherein reside the boyish naivetés and youthful misapprehensions that once limited my perceptions of all that is beautiful and good in life. Thank you for allowing me to partake of the resplendent glory of this veneer, and I trust you will forgive the callowness with which I approached your brilliant and entertaining descriptions of its journey from the heavenly precincts of your establishment to the rather more mundane province of my humble workshop. I will try to make myself worthy of this veneer’s time with me. I cannot claim to “own” it â€" can one “own” a sunset? I can only count myself fortunate to have been its caretaker and companion during its time with me, and can someday go to my grave content that it will survive me, bringing joy to the generations that will follow.
    Chuck
    Des Moines IA U.S.
    5 / 5 April 8th, 2009

    Excellent

    I got 8 sheets and every one was absolutely perfect. Like the paparbacked veneer it's easy to use. I can have my panels ready to rock in about 3 minutes.

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