How to add wood veneer to kitchen cabinets? Why do you always veneer on both sides of a substrate?

Wood veneer kitchen cabinets are generally produced by the usage of two different types of wood. These consist of a thin layer, which is usually a type of hardwood such as plywood or particleboard, and a thick layer of softwood that is glued to each other to create durable material. While both solid wood kitchen cabinets and veneer kitchen cabinets are made through the usage of genuine wood, veneer holds the advantage of being much more durable in comparison. Wood veneer cabinets will be more durable to damages from hard objects. They will have fewer marks from scratches, dents, and won’t have splitting problems like their solid wood counterparts. They are water-resistant as well, due to this layering. Finally, veneer cabinets have a more realistic wood grain than Melamine and laminate. They are also more expensive, but we think all of this is justified because they look very beautiful and are a great choice for any home. In terms of style, veneer wood cabinets are very unique as they possess a natural wooden and modern look that is sure to enhance the luxurious vibe of your kitchen. As they are made from real wood, they can be treated in a manner of ways such as sanding and staining according to your personal preferences. You can select the wood type to your liking with varieties such as oak, teak, black walnut, maple, and birch. Their colors are also highly variable ranging from a diverse spectrum of red, grey, natural, brown, dark brown, black, charcoal, and carbon. No matter what color or option you are looking for, our diverse veneer kitchen cabinets and our years of expertise in the custom cabinet design industry in China, we will ensure that you make the right choice for your kitchen.