6mm veneered plywood gives you a real-wood finish with the accuracy of custom cutting. We make every sheet to your measurements, helping you install faster and achieve a flawless result on visible interiors. Browse the full range here: Decorative Veneered Plywood – Cut to Size.
- Real wood face: Oak, walnut, ash and other decorative veneers.
- Balanced 6mm profile: Easy to handle yet solid and stable once fixed.
- Clean surface: Sanded smooth and ready for stain, oil, varnish or lacquer.
- Custom cut: Precision cutting to the sizes you provide.
- Neat edges: Ideal for trims, inlays and panel inserts.
- Cabinetry, wardrobe and drawer fronts
- Wall and ceiling panelling
- Bespoke furniture components and shelving
- Retail displays and interior fit-outs
- Thickness: 6mm decorative veneered ply
- Veneer options: Oak, walnut, ash and more
- Core: Quality plywood core for stability
- Finish: Supplied unfinished; seal both faces and all edges after fitting
- Use: Interior application
Finishing tip: Always test your chosen finish on a sample or offcut. For coating best practices, see the British Woodworking Federation – Wood Coating Guidance.
- Enter your exact sizes for each piece.
- Choose the veneer species and quantity.
- Add to basket—our team will cut, quality-check and pack your order.
1. Is 6mm veneered plywood strong enough for doors?
Use it as a decorative face or inset panel. For full doors, pair the 6mm veneer with a suitable core or frame for strength.
2. Can you match other thicknesses with the same veneer?
Yes—order across 4mm, 6mm, and 9mm to keep grain and colour consistent throughout a project.
3. What edges will I receive?
Panels are clean-cut through the veneer and core. For a hidden edge, apply edging tape or frame the panel after finishing.
4. Can I curve 6mm sheets?
The 6mm profile allows gentle curves when fixed to a shaped substrate. Test your radius with a template before final fixing.
5. How should I finish the surface?
Seal both faces and all edges uniformly with your chosen stain, oil, varnish or lacquer. Always test on a sample first for colour and sheen.
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