Crown cut wood veneer | Crown cut wood veneer
Crown cut wood veneer is characterised by irregular grain shapes that are formed by cutting on a tangent to the axis of the log. Crown cut wood veneer is characterised by the grain closing on itself in irregular rings, forming certain elliptic shapes. These shapes are called cathedrals in the wood industry. A veneer is considered crown cut when this figure covers at least 50% of its width and 30% of its length.
