Sapeli veneer sheet, raw on the upper half and finished on the lower half

Veneer Supplier in Bangalore

Last updated: October 2026

Reviewed by Ankit Bansal, Co-Founder, EvoSpace

Our Veneer Range

EvoSpace stocks five natural wood veneers: Sapeli, Teak, White Oak, American Walnut and White Ash. Each is a thin slice of real timber, typically under 3 mm, bonded to a substrate such as plywood. You get the grain of solid wood in doors, panels and wardrobe shutters. We also stock plywood to bond it to, decorative laminates for a lower-cost finish, and hardware for the cabinetry. Veneered doors are on our wooden door page. See the veneer gallery for finished looks, then visit us in Deepanjali Nagar, Bengaluru, to compare sheets in person.

Key properties of wood veneer

Thickness: typically under 3 mm, so it is always bonded to a substrate such as plywood or MDF.
Grain: natural, so no two sheets match exactly. For a large wall, ask for sheets from the same batch.
Finish: it takes stain and a clear PU or melamine polish. The tone deepens once it is finished.
Cut: sliced, quarter and rift cuts give different grain patterns. Ask which cut a sheet is.
Where it is used: wall panelling, wardrobe and door shutters, TV units and headboards.

What to confirm before you order

Sheet size, thickness, cut and backing change from one veneer to the next. We show the sheets at the showroom, so you can check these in person:

Sheet size and thickness
Cut: sliced, quarter or rift
Backing: raw or backed
Price: on request, based on species and quantity

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Sapeli Veneer

Sapeli is a reddish-brown wood with a fine, striped grain. As veneer it gives doors, panels and wardrobes a warm, even tone.

Sapeli veneer: colour, grain and uses

Colour: reddish-brown, with darker streaks.

Grain: fine, striped and interlocked.

Common uses: wardrobe shutters, door skins, wall panelling.

Finish: usually polished with PU for a deep, glossy tone.

Sapeli veneer sheet against a wall: pale raw upper half, deep red-brown finished lower half

Second Sapeli veneer sheet with a raw upper half and a polished red-brown lower half

Third Sapeli veneer sheet, raw upper half and polished red-brown lower half

Teak Veneer

Teak veneer is golden to medium brown with a straight or gently wavy grain. It is a common choice for main doors, panelling and wardrobe shutters.

Teak veneer: colour, grain and uses

Colour: golden to medium brown.

Grain: mostly straight, sometimes wavy.

Common uses: main-door skins, wardrobe shutters, wall panelling.

Finish: usually polished with PU. The natural oils in teak can affect how stain takes.

Teak veneer sheet with a light raw upper half and a golden-brown finished lower half

Second teak veneer sheet, raw upper half and finished brown lower half

Third teak veneer sheet, raw upper half and finished brown lower half

Fourth teak veneer sheet, raw above and finished honey-brown below

White Oak Veneer

White oak veneer is light, with a neutral tan tone and a straight grain. It suits modern interiors and takes stain and finishes well.

White oak veneer: colour, grain and uses

Colour: light to medium tan, with a slight yellow undertone.

Grain: straight, with occasional ray flecks.

Common uses: wardrobe shutters, wall panelling, TV units.

Finish: takes stain and a clear PU polish.

White oak veneer sheet with a pale raw upper half and a light tan finished lower half

Second white oak veneer sheet, raw upper half and finished tan lower half

Third white oak veneer sheet, raw above and finished tan below

American Walnut Veneer

American walnut veneer is a dark brown with a straight, sometimes curly grain. It is used where a rich, dark wood look is wanted.

American walnut veneer: colour, grain and uses

Colour: dark brown, with purple or grey hues.

Grain: mostly straight, with some swirl or curl.

Common uses: wall panelling, wardrobe shutters, headboards, TV units.

Finish: takes stain and a PU polish well.

American walnut veneer sheet with a light raw upper half and a dark brown finished lower half

Second American walnut veneer sheet, raw upper half and dark brown lower half

Third American walnut veneer sheet, tan above and deep brown below

White Ash Veneer

White ash veneer is pale and creamy, with a clear, slightly coarse grain. It gives a light, open look and takes stain and finishes well.

White ash veneer: colour, grain and uses

Colour: pale cream to light brown.

Grain: straight, with a slightly coarse texture.

Common uses: wardrobe shutters, wall panelling, furniture fronts.

Finish: takes stain well, from natural tones to darker colours.

White ash veneer sheet with a pale cream upper half and a light honey lower half

Second white ash veneer sheet, pale raw upper half and light honey lower half

Third white ash veneer sheet, pale raw upper half and light honey lower half