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Pricing and Availability Subject to Change Paperbacked Veneer: 2 ' x 8' Species 10 mil Lead Time Species 10 mil Lead Time Alder, Red, Clear $ 49.90 1 Day White Birch, Rotary $ 40.10 1 Day Alder, Red, Knotty $ 46.90 1 Day White Oak, Flat Cut $ 42.20 1 Day Ash, Flat Cut $ 42.60 3 Days White Oak, Qtr, Heavy Flake $ 49.20 5 Days Ash, Qtr $ 49.45 5 Days White Oak, Rift Sawn $ 51.20 1 Day Bamboo, Caramel (Vertical/Wide) $ 51.50 5 Days Zebrawood $ 85.50 8 Days Bamboo, Natural (Vertical) $ 51.50 10 Days Beech, Steamed, Flat Cut $ 54.50 3 Days Beech, Steamed, Qtr $ 54.50 5 Days Bubinga, Qtr $ 75.20 8 Days Butternut $ 86.20 8 Days Cedar, Spanish, Premium $ 76.50 8 Days Cedar, Western Red $ 72.50 3 Days Cherry, Flat Cut $ 47.50 1 Day Cherry, Qtr $ 49.40 3 Days Fir, Qtr, Vertical Grain $ 51.90 1 Day Hickory, Flat Cut $ 43.50 1 Day Jatoba, Flat Cut $ 61.10 8 Days Lacewood $ 90.10 1 Day Mahogany, Flat Cut $ 42.20 1 Day Paperbacked Veneer 2' x 8' Options Mahogany, Ribbon Stripe $ 47.20 1 Day Sequence Match Makore, Mottled $ 74.20 8 Days Select this option if you are ordering more than one sheet of Maple, Birds Eye, Heavy Figure $ 182.90 1 Day veneer and want each sheet to reasonably match the other Maple, Curly, Heavy Figure $ 89.70 8 Days in terms of color and grain. The price for this option is $ 3.95 per sheet. The lead time is not affected by this option. Maple, Flat Cut $ 43.50 1 Day Maple, Qtr $ 52.52 3 Days PSA Backing Maple, Qtr, Curly $ 82.40 8 Days This "peel and stick" adhesive by 3M™ is applied at the Padauk, Qtr $ 99.20 10 Days factory and allows you to instantly bond the veneer to a Pine, Clear $ 45.40 5 Days project surface. The price for this option is $ 18.50 per sheet. This option adds 2 days to the lead time. Pine, Knotty $ 41.80 5 Days Poplar, Flat Cut $ 44.40 5 Days 20 mil Backing Purpleheart $ 75.10 10 Days The standard paper backing is 10 mil thick. This is the ideal Red Birch, Flat Cut $ 56.50 8 Days combination of quality and price for most uses. A 20 mil Red Oak, Flat Cut $ 41.80 1 Day backing is most often used on horizontal surfaces with less Red Oak, Qtr, Heavy Flake $ 49.80 5 Days than perfectly smooth substrates. The face veneer is the Red Oak, Rift Sawn $ 44.20 1 Day same thickness regardless of the backing size. The price of this option is $ 6.00 per sheet. This option adds 2 days to Rosewood, Santos $ 130.00 1 Day the lead time. Sapele, Qtr $ 45.25 1 Day Sycamore, English, Figured $ 158.20 8 Days Teak, Flat Cut $ 75.60 5 Days Teak, Qtr $ 72.30 5 Days Walnut, Flat Cut $ 48.30 1 Day Walnut, Qtr $ 66.80 1 Day Wenge, Qtr $ 89.70 5 Days Pricing and Availability Subject to Change Paperbacked Veneer: 4' x 8' Species 10 mil Lead Time Species 10 mil Lead Time Alder, Red, Clear $ 82.50 1 Day Purpleheart $ 129.50 10 Days Alder, Red, Knotty $ 76.40 1 Day Red Birch, Flat Cut $ 88.10 8 Days Anigre, Qtr, Heavy Figure $ 210.25 8 Days Red Oak, Flat Cut $ 52.40 1 Day Ash, Flat Cut $ 61.50 3 Days Red Oak, Qtr, Heavy Flake $ 78.80 5 Days Ash, Qtr $ 78.60 5 Days Red Oak, Rift $ 69.50 1 Day Bamboo, Caramel (Vertical/Wide) $ 79.60 5 Days Red Oak, Rift, Premium $ 88.50 10 Days Bamboo, Natural (Vertical) $ 79.60 5 Days Redwood Burl (only in 20 mil) $ 460.70 2 Days Beech, Steamed, Flat Cut $ 82.40 3 Days Rosewood, Santos $ 224.50 1 Day Beech, Steamed, Qtr $ 82.40 5 Days Rosewood, Santos, Premium $ 278.30 10 Days Bubinga (Kevazinga), Rotary Cut $ 196.35 8 Days Sapele, Pommele $ 398.00 8 Days Bubinga, Qtr $ 135.80 8 Days Sapele, Qtr $ 65.50 1 Day Butternut $ 149.50 8 Days Sycamore, English, Figured $ 285.25 8 Days Cedar, Spanish, Premium $ 126.90 8 Days Teak, Flat Cut $ 92.25 5 Days Cedar, Western Red $ 127.25 3 Days Teak, Qtr $ 129.46 5 Days Cherry, Backer Grade $ 51.50 3 Days Walnut Burl, Premium (20 mil) $ 428.90 2 Days Cherry, Curly $ 92.00 3 Days Walnut, Flat Cut $ 72.70 1 Day Cherry, Flat Cut $ 62.50 1 Day Walnut, Qtr $ 98.20 1 Day Cherry, Qtr $ 78.40 3 Days Walnut, Qtr, Premium $ 143.80 10 Days Cherry, Qtr, Premium $ 123.60 10 Days Wenge, Flat $ 172.50 8 Days Ebony, Macassar $ 531.60 10 Days Wenge, Qtr $ 155.10 1 Day Ebony, Macassar, Premium $ 659.10 10 Days White Birch, Flat $ 94.35 8 Days Elm Burl, Carpathian (only in 20 mil) $ 452.10 2 Days White Birch, Rotary $ 57.80 1 Day Eucalyptus, Qtr, Heavy Figure $ 206.50 10 Days White Oak, Flat Cut $ 58.80 1 Day Fir, Qtr, Vertical Grain $ 81.40 1 Day White Oak, Qtr, Heavy Flake $ 68.80 5 Days Hickory, Flat Cut $ 69.25 1 Day White Oak, Qtr, Wide Flake $ 98.80 8 Days Jatoba, Flat Cut $ 94.50 8 Days White Oak, Rift $ 82.25 1 Day Koa, Flat Cut $ 335.90 8 Days White Oak, Rift, Premium $ 104.25 10 Days Koa, Qtr $ 311.25 8 Days Zebrawood $ 156.20 5 Days Lacewood $ 149.10 1 Day Zebrawood, Premium $ 210.50 8 Days Madrone Burl (only in 20 mil) $ 362.89 2 Days Mahogany, Flat Cut $ 64.50 1 Day Mahogany, Ribbon Stripe $ 74.10 1 Day Paperbacked Veneer 4 x 8' Options Makore, Mottled $ 135.10 8 Days Sequence Match Maple Burl (only in 20 mil) $ 467.30 2 Days Select this option if you are ordering more than one sheet of veneer and want each sheet to reasonably match the Maple, Birds Eye, Heavy Figure $ 327.90 2 Days other in terms of color and grain. The price for this option is Maple, Curly, Heavy Figure $ 148.50 8 Days $ 7.90 per sheet. The lead time is not affected. Maple, Flat Cut $ 59.50 1 Day PSA Backing Maple, Qtr $ 69.40 3 Days This "peel and stick" adhesive by 3M™ is applied at the factory and allows you to instantly bond the veneer to a Maple, Qtr, Premium $ 127.10 10 Days project surface. The price for this option is $ 38.50 per Maple, Qtr, Curly $ 129.50 8 Days sheet. This option adds 2 days to the lead time. Movingui, Qtr, Heavy Figure $ 177.41 8 Days 20 mil Backing Okoume (Okume) $ 48.20 5 Days The standard paper backing is 10 mil thick. This is the ideal Olive Ash Burl (only in 20 mil) $ 303.70 2 Days combination of quality and price for most uses. A 20 mil Padauk, Qtr $ 158.20 10 Days backing is most often used on horizontal surfaces with less than perfectly smooth substrates. The face veneer is the Pine, Clear $ 70.10 5 Days same thickness regardless of the backing size. The price of Pine, Knotty $ 63.50 5 Days this option is $ 11.20 per sheet. This option adds 2 days to Poplar, Flat Cut $ 65.10 5 Days the lead time. Pricing and Availability Subject to Change Paperbacked Veneer: 4' x 10 ' Species 10 mil Lead Time Paperbacked Veneer 4' x 10' Options Alder, Red, Clear $ 99.20 8 Days Sequence Match Alder, Red, Knotty $ 89.50 8 Days Select this option if you are ordering more than one sheet Anigre, Qtr, Heavy Figure $ 356.10 8 Days of veneer and want each sheet to reasonably match the Ash, Flat Cut $ 81.70 8 Days other in terms of color and grain. The price for this option Cherry, Flat Cut $ 87.05 1 Day is $ 15.00 per sheet. The lead time is not affected by this Cherry, Qtr $ 99.20 8 Days option. Fir, Qtr, Vertical Grain $ 112.50 8 Days PSA Backing Hickory, Flat Cut $ 84.50 8 Days This "peel and stick" adhesive by 3M™ is applied at the Mahogany, Flat Cut $ 76.40 1 Day factory and allows you to instantly bond the veneer to a Mahogany, Ribbon Stripe $ 93.30 8 Days project surface. The price for this option is $ 47.50 per Maple, Birds Eye, Heavy Figure $ 448.30 8 Days sheet. This option adds 2 days to the lead time. Maple, Flat Cut $ 77.90 1 Day 20 mil Backing Pine, Clear $ 114.20 8 Days The standard paper backing is 10 mil thick. This is the Red Oak, Flat Cut $ 65.50 1 Day ideal combination of quality and price for most uses. A 20 Red Oak, Rift Sawn $ 93.20 8 Days mil backing is most often used on horizontal surfaces with Rosewood, Santos $ 333.20 8 Days less than perfectly smooth substrates. The face veneer is Sapele, Qtr $ 89.50 8 Days the same thickness regardless of the backing size. The price of this option is $ 13.20 per sheet. This option adds Teak, Flat Cut $ 249.25 8 Days 2 days to the lead time. Walnut, Flat Cut $ 88.80 1 Day Wenge, Qtr $ 243.20 8 Days White Birch, Flat $ 103.20 8 Days White Oak, Flat Cut $ 84.50 8 Days White Oak, Qtr, Heavy Flake $ 91.60 8 Days White Oak, Rift Sawn $ 89.20 1 Day Paperbacked Veneer: 4 ' x 12 ' Species 10 mil Lead Time Paperbacked Veneer 4' x 12' Options Cherry, Flat Cut $ 144.05 12 Days Sequence Match Fir, Qtr, Vertical Grain $ 327.20 7 Days Select this option if you are ordering more than one sheet Maple, Flat Cut $ 139.60 12 Days of veneer and want each sheet to reasonably match the Red Oak, Flat Cut $ 110.50 12 Days other in terms of color and grain.
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