Landau extends its range of exotic veneers with the introduction of two new designs!
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nspired by customer demand for choice and colour match, Landau has expanded its V-line
range of exotic veneers to offer unique solutions for kitchens and furniture for both personal and commercial spaces. Zebrato Blanco and Zebrato Menta join the existing range of exotic veneered designs and are available in high gloss or matt finish. Landaus’ V-line exotic veneer range is perfect for
customers who want to mix and match textures, colours and finishes to create an ultra-modern kitchen design. The depth and character of natural wood veneer is perfectly colour matched in individual kitchen sets
and can be grain-matched in lengths of up to 2.4 metres, both horizontally and vertically. The V Line range is available in 18 beautiful standard veneers, that can be cut to create bespoke grain structures such as crown, rift cut, figured or cracked and filled, which all show off the natural beauty of real wood. The product stands up to the toughest of environments due to the lacquer technology used, providing a highly sustainable material which is durable and hygienic for the kitchen. The effects and designs are limitless when
working with Landau,as there is the capability to produce custom sizes, a range of curved doors; both concave and convex, drawers and panels, all in
a variety of colours and finishes. Exotic veneers can create a stunning look for kitchen island units or a run of drawers and contrast beautifully with the crisp colours and lustre of high-gloss, solid acrylic Parapan and super matt painted finishes
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22 BKU SEPTEMBER 2016 KITCHEN SUPPLEMENT
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