Veneer Rough Cut

A rough cut veneer is a real wood veneer with a sawmill-textured surface, which is created by sawing the wood. This texture gives the veneer a natural, untreated look, which is especially appreciated in modern designer furniture and interior design.

Roser AG offers a variety of wood species for rough cut veneers, including:

• Oak (e.g., Eiche Stone Rough Cut, smoked oak Rough Cut)

• Larch

• American walnut (Black walnut)

This selection allows for the creation of more rustic objects with a unique character.

The natural saw cut appearance is the result of rough sawing, which highlights the wood’s natural grain and structure, creating a raw, organic aesthetic. This effect is appreciated in modern designer furniture and interior design.

Rough cut veneers should be regularly wiped with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. If necessary, a slightly damp cloth can be used. It is recommended not to use harsh cleaning agents to preserve the natural surface.

Rough cut veneers are particularly suited for:

• Modern designer furniture

• Interior design projects

• More rustic objects like wall coverings or accent walls

• Doors and furniture surfaces with a unique texture and appearance

The rough surface and natural structure make them ideal for creative and custom designs.

The optical, three-dimensional effect arises from the irregular surface of the rough cut veneer. Light and shadows play on the surface, creating a dynamic and lively appearance. This effect is particularly valued in modern designer furniture and interior design.

Using Rough Cut Veneers offers several benefits:

• Unique, natural appearance

• Highlights wood grain and texture

• Suitable for both modern and rustic designs

• Versatile combinations with other materials

These features make Rough Cut Veneers a preferred choice for creative projects.

Rough Cut Veneers can be purchased directly from Roser AG. Interested parties can request samples or learn more about the different wood species and finishes. Contact can be made through the Roser AG website.

Rough cut veneers can be treated according to your preferences, such as:

• Smoking (e.g., smoked oak Rough Cut)

• Oiling or waxing

• Lacquering

These treatments alter the color and appearance of the wood and can be customized to suit the desired design.

The Rough Cut technique is characterized by maintaining the natural sawmill texture of the wood. This technique emphasizes the authenticity and individuality of the material, enabling the creation of unique pieces with distinct texture and appearance.