SCOTS PINE VENEER QUARTER CUT PANEL AAA
Scots Pine Veneer Quarter Cut Panel AAA is a sliced natural veneer with a pale yellow appearance and a quarter-cut grain style. It is suitable for furniture panels, cabinet components, doors, decorative boards, wall panels, and interior finishing applications.
Quarter-cut Scots pine with a clean, linear grain
AAA-grade Scots pine natural veneer, sliced from European Pinus sylvestris. The quarter-cut process yields a pale yellow surface with a straight, disciplined grain pattern — suitable for furniture panels, cabinetry, door skins, and interior finishing where a refined pine aesthetic is required.
Available in custom thicknesses from 0.3 to 3.0 mm, with a standard moisture content of 12–18%. FSC and ISO certified.
Specifications
| Product ID | GSNV-060 |
| Product Category | Natural Veneer |
| Product Name | 0.42MM SCOTS PINE VENEER QUARTER CUT PANEL AAA |
| Botanical Name | Pinus sylvestris |
| Brand | Grid Swell |
| Processing Method | Sliced Cut |
| Color | Pale Yellow |
| Origin | Europe |
| Moisture Content | 12–18% |
| Custom Thickness | 0.3–3.0 mm |
| Length | 250 cm+ |
| Width | 13 cm+ |
| Certifications | ISO, FSC |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 1,000 m² |
| Reference Price | 1.9–2.0 USD |
| Product Size | 25 × 30 × 30 cm |
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
| Lead Time | 5 days |
| Sample Quantity | 1 m² |
| Sample Price | 0 |
| Sample Package Size | 25 × 10 × 10 cm |
| Logo Customization | Yes |
| Outer Packaging Customization | Yes |
| Thickness Customization | Yes |
Applications
This quarter-cut Scots pine veneer is suited for interior joinery and surface applications that benefit from a clean, linear natural pine grain.
- Furniture panels
- Cabinet components
- Door skins
- Decorative boards
- Wall panels
- Interior finishing
Samples & Ordering
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the botanical name for this product?
The botanical name listed for this product is Pinus sylvestris.
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What grade is this veneer?
This product is specified as AAA grade.
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What is the listed origin?
The listed origin is Europe.