Wood veneer can be applied over wood, metal, fiberglass, plastic and many other substrates. Different substrates will require the use of different glues and, in some cases, veneers with different types of backers. See Question 18 (below) for information about backing materials.

The answer is that both are good. Neither solid wood nor veneer is, by itself, a measure of better quality furniture. If comparable craftsmanship is used, the quality of a solid wood or veneered piece of furniture should be the same. What is the best way to dust my furniture? Twice a month dusting of all your furniture is recommended to keep dust from accumulating. Use a soft, lint-free cotton cloth such as an old t-shirt or baby diaper. Very lightly dampen (NEVER wet) the cloth with water. See similar questions...

It can be done but, really, what would be the point? Such a process would detract from the basic function and effectiveness of a seamless, dense and very thin shell. The finishes that I offer are those which my customers ask me to create. Since all Tempus drums are made to order - literally custom built - and since every customer has a personal preference in so many detailed areas, it's lucky that I'm in a position to be so flexible when it comes to custom finishes. See similar questions...

We use plywood veneers to build the interior casework for the cabinets. This is the most economical and stable material to use for this part of the cabinetry. The top, base or skirt, doors and some elements of the end panels are solid wood. Others parts of the cabinetry are some combination of both. See similar questions...

Veneers are an excellent alternative to crowns in many situations. They provide a much more conservative approach to changing a tooth's color, size or shape. Veneers can mask undesirable defects, such as teeth stained by tetracycline and damage due to an injury or as a result of a root-canal procedure. They are ideal for masking discolored fillings in front teeth. Patients with gaps between their front teeth or teeth that are chipped or worn may consider veneers. See similar questions...

I prefer to use a large brush or a mop. You want to get large amounts of Stain Solver liquid on the deck surface. Hand pump sprayers often apply too little solution to the surface. If you must use a sprayer, make sure the product has dissolved completely or you will clog the nozzle! Also, be sure you spray on lots of liquid. See similar questions...

Yes, you can because it is real wood! Once the veneer is applied, you can sand it and stain it just like you would any solid wood. See similar questions...

Yes! I love to work with unique material! This is part of why I decided upon the name Only One Creations. See similar questions...

Some composite products are heavier than wood but many are lighter. Regardless, each deck is constructed with the span length of the product and the weight of it taken into account. See similar questions...