Specifications
Supply specifications
Regular sizes mm · width × length
On request
Other sheet sizes and cut-to-size panels on request.
| Nominal thickness | 3–30 mm |
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| Core / substrate | Poplar, birch or eucalyptus |
| Surface finish | Walnut veneer; single or double sided; veneer matching available |
Application-specific specification checks
Panel construction and finishing
| Walnut face | Walnut veneer with face identity, cut, thickness and chosen appearance recorded for the item. |
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| Thickness & core | 3–30 mm panels with poplar, birch or eucalyptus cores. |
| Face arrangement | Single or double sided; reverse-face selection and treatment identified with the component. |
| Matching & appearance | Veneer matching available, with the grain, lighter-area range and panel sequence discussed against the drawing. |
| Finished reference | Coating, face-edge junction, pair or elevation map and selected spares connected to the order. |
Walnut on the face. Your chosen construction within.
Select the thickness and core for the component, then add the appearance and matching requirements for its visible surfaces. Use the sheet formats below with the grain direction shown on the cutting list.
- Thickness & core
- 3–30 mm panels; poplar, birch or eucalyptus cores. Include the bond and tolerances needed for fabrication.
- Visible faces
- Walnut veneer, single or double sided; face identity, cut, veneer thickness and reverse-face requirements.
- Appearance range
- Preferred colour, grain character, lighter areas or sapwood allowance, and permissible repairs.
- Matching set
- Veneer matching available; door pairs, drawer order, grain arrows, end panels and numbered elevations.
- Finish & edges
- Intended coating or stain, sheen, sanding, edging material and the finished face-edge junction.
- Order allocation
- Sheets or cut components by item, selected spare fronts, matching-group labels and destination.
Include the walnut face reference and internal core on the same item line. Add the panel thickness separately from face veneer thickness, with any machining or fitting limits your drawing requires.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
Ordering information
- Minimum order
- 1 containerMixed loads available.
- Regular lead time
- 10–15 daysProduction; shipping time is additional.
- Samples
- Free samplesBuyer pays freight; credit available on a later order.
- Quotation terms
- FOB / CIFName the port in your inquiry.
A WOOD PALETTE FOR THE COLLECTION YOU MAKE
Let walnut bring the furniture together.
A pair of doors, a long drawer front or a feature wall gives walnut grain room to become part of the design. Choose the appearance around those finished surfaces, with the panel construction your workshop needs.
CUZI offers walnut veneer plywood in 3–30 mm, with poplar, birch or eucalyptus cores. Choose single or double sided panels, with veneer matching available for adjoining faces. Bring your cabinet layout, furniture drawing or interior elevation into the sample discussion.
Show us the wood character you want to carry through the collection. Review a range of faces under your chosen finish, then identify which pieces will be seen together. That gives the selected veneer a clear role in the cutting list and quotation.
Set the colour and sapwood preference for your design
Discuss the lighter areas, grain character and permissible face repairs using representative finished samples. Mark where natural contrast suits the design and where neighbouring pieces need a closer visual relationship. Keep the selected range with the item reference, so a small dark swatch does not become the only description of the whole collection.
CABINETRY, FURNITURE AND INTERIORS WITH A SHARED PALETTE
Choose walnut for the surfaces people see together.
| Cabinet doors and drawer fronts | Arrange adjoining pieces in their finished positions. Mark door pairs, drawer order, centre joints and the grain direction before cutting. |
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| Furniture fronts and end panels | Connect the visible face to its edging and returns. Decide which separate pieces share an appearance group and where broader natural character fits the collection. |
| Feature walls and interior joinery | Map the elevation, corners, access panels and adjacent trim. Identify sequence changes and selected spares for important viewing areas. |
For a different wood palette, compare beech veneer panels or sapele plywood. Use the decorative plywood range to explore other faces while keeping the same component and finish in the comparison.
MATCH THE SELECTION TO THE WAY IT WILL BE SEEN
A cabinet pair, a furniture collection or a feature wall.
Focus the sample on the surface relationships that matter to your customer. Give purchasing a matching scope that follows the design and the quantity you need.
Pair the cabinet fronts
Place the doors and drawers in their intended order. Review grain, lighter areas and the centre joint under the final coating.
Review a finished pairDevelop a furniture collection
Retain a wood palette with face and edge references. Allocate matching effort to adjoining pieces and keep the selected range for repeat batches.
Plan the next collectionCoordinate a feature wall
Number the panels, corners and access faces. Connect the sequence and selected spares to the full elevation before ordering.
Plan the panel allocationTHE SELECTED FACE AND THE QUOTED PANEL TOGETHER
Give the workshop a complete walnut item.
Request data for the walnut faced panel you intend to buy. Include the destination, component use and any required bond or emission standard with the proposed construction.
Keep the product information beside the drawing and finished sample. When a core, coating or edge detail changes, the revised proposal can be reviewed against the same furniture item.
Describe the veneer selection in practical terms
Add the required veneer identity, cut and acceptance criteria to the sample request. Use physical references for colour and character, with the location of closely matched pieces. For an illustrated introduction to veneer selection and cuts, see Columbia Forest Products' veneer guide. Discuss the actual grade and appearance basis for your quoted panel.
Product data & reports to request
Request a technical data sheet covering:Face/back grade, core species and lay-up, bond, thickness tolerance and the agreed surface finish.Include these specification details:- Walnut veneer identity and cut, face thickness, reverse face and the selected appearance range.
- Core construction, nominal thickness, dimensional tolerances and required bond or emission information.
- Matching-set references, surface preparation, intended finish and sample or item identification.
Company documents to view
FSC chain of custody Wood panels · purchase & salesISO 9001 & ISO 14001 Management systems · stated sales activitiesEN 13986 plywood document Non-structural scope · listed modelsUse these for supplier qualification; match product performance to the proposed panel’s technical documents.Furniture & interior panels: what to match
- Technical data
- Face/back grade, core species and lay-up, bond, thickness tolerance and the agreed surface finish.
- Emissions
- For covered hardwood plywood entering the US, request TSCA Title VI certification or applicable exemption documentation, with producer and product identification. For other markets, specify the required emission class and test method. For European furniture and wood-based articles, include the applicable REACH Entry 77 / Appendix 14 emission requirements.
- Sample match
- Connect the data sheet and reports to the proposed construction, thickness and sample reference.
TAKE THE WOOD PALETTE INTO A FINISHED COMPONENT
Try the face, the edge and the pair.
Request a free walnut plywood sample with the thickness, core and face arrangement you want. Tell us whether it will settle a cabinet pair, an edge detail or a larger panel sequence. Buyers pay freight; a credit towards a later order can be agreed.
- Select the wood characterArrange representative faces together. Mark the preferred colour, grain and lighter-area range, with the sample and matching-group references.
- Make the finished junctionTry the intended coating on the face and chosen edging. Include a joint or corner, then review the combination beside the adjoining finish or hardware.
- Retain the complete itemKeep the finished pair or component with its drawing, coating and construction. Quote production quantities and selected spares against that reference.
Review lighting and full-size fit where they matter
View the finished sample under the intended room lighting and from the main viewing directions. For a door or larger component, include a representative full-size trial when fit, mounting or flatness affects the design. Record the front, back, edge finish and assembly details with the retained component.
FROM THE SELECTED PAIR TO THE NEXT BATCH
Keep the walnut palette connected to the panel.
The worksheet brings appearance, matching and fabrication into one item record. Use it with the physical sample when comparing panels, allocating components and preparing a repeat inquiry.
| Check | Record during evaluation |
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| Face & appearance | Veneer identity, cut, sample range, grain character, lighter areas and permitted repairs. |
| Pair & sequence | Door and drawer positions, grain arrows, numbered elevation, returns and matching-group references. |
| Core & component | Chosen core, panel and face thickness, reverse face, machining, mounting and fit observations. |
| Edge & coating | Edging material, face-edge junction, coating or stain, sheen, lighting and finished sample. |
| Selected item & repeat | Retained construction and appearance references, drawing revision, agreed adjustments and repeat quantity. |
| Packs & spare fronts | Pair or elevation labels, selected spares, face protection and receiving condition. |
Review a pair or replacement that stands out
Reassemble the pieces in the intended position and compare grain direction, selected appearance and coating. Keep the current neighbouring faces with the replacement request, including any changes since the original finish trial. Discuss the piece or coordinated replacement group against those references before cutting into the selected material.
A WALNUT ITEM YOUR BUSINESS CAN ORDER AGAIN
Build the next container around your collection.
Combine the panels your business uses in a mixed load, starting at one container. List walnut items by thickness, core, face arrangement and quantity, with matching sets identified separately.
Cabinet and furniture manufacturers
Keep the finished face-edge reference with the appearance range for each collection. Allocate adjoining fronts as a group, then list other pieces by their viewing requirements. Bring any changed coating, edging or drawing into the next quotation.
Interior project buyers and panel distributors
Give each project elevation or decorative stock item a clear material reference. Plan the sample, quantities and selected spares together, and retain the matching-group labels through receiving and staged installation.
Compare the value of the finished set
Compare panel prices against the same veneer selection, core, matching scope and delivery terms. Review usable component yield with the layout, including locations that can accept a broader appearance range. Add edging, finishing and selected spare fronts to the plan so the material quotation connects to the complete set your business sells.
ONE WALNUT COLLECTION, TWO VIEWING GROUPS
Put the closest matching where the eye compares it.
A furniture collection includes a bank of cabinet doors and several separate tables. Place the doors on one numbered elevation, with drawers and end panels beside them. Review that group under the final coating before allocating its sheets.
Give the separate tables their own appearance range within the collection's palette. Mark how lighter material or a more pronounced grain can be used in those positions. The cutting list can then follow the design's visual priorities.
Carry the allocation through cutting and installation
Label each pair or set with its panel orientation and drawing revision. Keep selected spare fronts with the same group, and discuss their quantity while the appearance selection is available. Natural colour, grain and ageing affect later matching, so retain the finished reference and the current neighbouring surfaces for a replacement inquiry.
KEEP THE SELECTED SET EASY TO FIND ON ARRIVAL
Protect the walnut face and preserve the pair labels.
Discuss face interleaving, edge and corner protection, pack dimensions and unloading limits with the item list. Carry door-pair or elevation references onto the pack labels and packing list.
Identify spare fronts against their original group. Record received quantities, visible face condition and handling observations before distributing the sheets among rooms or workstations. Keep the applicable storage and finishing information with the selected item.
Request FOB at the shipment port or CIF at the destination port. Include your destination and receiving requirements when planning the arrival for your production or installation schedule.
COMPARE OPTIONS
Your selection at a glance
Thickness & core
Choose 3–30 mm walnut veneer panels with poplar, birch or eucalyptus cores. Connect the construction and reverse face to the component and machining requirements.
Faces & matching
Single or double sided walnut faces, with veneer matching available. Map door pairs, drawer order and wall-panel sequence before allocating sheets.
Appearance & repeat
Retain a finished colour and grain range with the edging, coating and item references. Use the same collection or elevation map when planning another batch.
BEFORE YOU SELECT THE WALNUT PRODUCTION ITEM
Your walnut plywood buying questions.
Which thicknesses and cores are available?
Walnut veneer plywood is available in 3–30 mm with poplar, birch or eucalyptus cores. Include the selected construction, bond and dimensional requirements with the component drawing.
Can I request one or two walnut faces?
Single and double sided panels are available. Mark the surfaces your customer will see and specify the walnut appearance, reverse-face requirements and intended finish.
Can adjoining doors or wall panels be matched?
Veneer matching is available. Send a numbered elevation with the adjoining pieces, grain direction and proposed leaf arrangement, then review the set using finished samples.
Which sheet sizes should I use in my cutting list?
Regular plywood sizes are 1220 × 2440, 1250 × 2500 and 1525 × 3050 mm. Formats including 1220 × 3050 and 1250 × 3660 mm, other sizes and cut panels are on request. Show the finished size and grain direction for each item.
How should I describe lighter areas and natural character?
Use a representative sample range and identify the faces viewed together. State your sapwood and repair preferences, with the locations that can accept broader colour or grain variation.
What edging should I compare with the walnut face?
Bring your proposed solid lipping, veneer edging or other edge treatment into the same finish trial. Check the face-edge junction and corners under the coating used on the finished component.
Can stained oak provide the same effect?
A stain can be used to develop a darker wood palette. Compare the grain and pore appearance of stained red oak plywood with the walnut sample under the planned finish. Keep the selected wood and coating together in the design reference.
What should I keep for a repeat order or replacement?
Retain the finished sample, appearance range, veneer and core references, drawing and pair or elevation map. Link selected spare material to its original group, and include current neighbouring finishes in a replacement inquiry.
Are walnut samples free?
Samples are free; buyers pay freight. A freight credit can be agreed for a later order. Send the required construction, sample dimensions, intended trial and delivery country.
Can walnut panels be part of a mixed container?
Yes. Orders start at one container, with mixed loads available. List quantities by veneer, construction and size, and keep paired fronts or matched project sets identifiable.
What lead time and quotation terms can I plan around?
Regular production is 10–15 days; shipping is additional. Request FOB or CIF with the named port and receiving date, then confirm the schedule for your selected panel and matching requirements.
How can I compare walnut veneer samples fairly?
Try representative veneers with the intended coating beside the selected edging. Review grain, colour, lighter areas and joint relationships under the project lighting, then retain the finished range and panel references for the order.
LET'S PUT WALNUT INTO YOUR NEXT COLLECTION
Send the layout or start with your first item.
A veneer reference, thickness, quantity and destination are enough to begin. Open the outline when you want to add the door pairs, edge finish and appearance requirements.
Open the walnut plywood inquiry outline
Project / use: [cabinet fronts, furniture collection or feature wall; destination]. Minimum order / mix: one container; [walnut items and mixed-load quantities]. Regular sheet sizes: 1220 × 2440, 1250 × 2500 or 1525 × 3050 mm. Sizes on request: 1220 × 3050, 1250 × 3660 mm or specified cut components. Veneer / appearance: walnut; [identity, cut, colour range, sapwood and repairs]. Panel / construction: 3–30 mm; poplar, birch or eucalyptus core; [selected thickness and bond]. Visible faces: single or double sided; [face veneer thickness and reverse-face requirement]. Matching / layout: matching available; [door pairs, drawer order, grain arrows and panel map]. Edges / finish: [edging material, face-edge junction, coating or stain and sheen]. Product documents: [component use, destination and required material or emission standard]. Sample / reference: [finished pair or component, lighting and retained appearance range]. Items / spares / packing: [quantities, spare fronts, matching-group labels and receiving limits]. Delivery: [FOB shipment port or CIF destination port; planned arrival].
Explore stained oak when developing the wood palette, or compare beech veneer panels for another furniture direction. Use the same component and finish when comparing the proposed materials.
