Domestic Veneer Core
Constructed with an odd number of plys harvested from Poplar trees grown and produced in the United States, DVC’s Domestic Veneer Core has long been the choice of many manufacturers. With each ply laid at a 90-degree angle to that of the adjacent ply, the panel has exceptional strength in both directions and allows for excellent screw holding capabilities. This substrate is a great option for exposed edge finishes or edgebanding. Compared to DVC’s Baltic Birch (Russian) Veneer Core and European Veneer Core, DVC’s Domestic Veneer Core is a more economical choice.
Constructed with an odd number of plys harvested from Poplar trees grown and produced in the United States, DVC’s Domestic Veneer Core has long been the choice of many manufacturers. With each ply laid at a 90-degree angle to that of the adjacent ply, the panel has exceptional strength in both directions and allows for excellent screw holding capabilities. This substrate is a great option for exposed edge finishes or edgebanding. Compared to DVC’s Baltic Birch (Russian) Veneer Core and European Veneer Core, DVC’s Domestic Veneer Core is a more economical choice.
Constructed with an odd number of plys harvested from Poplar trees grown and produced in the United States, DVC’s Domestic Veneer Core has long been the choice of many manufacturers. With each ply laid at a 90-degree angle to that of the adjacent ply, the panel has exceptional strength in both directions and allows for excellent screw holding capabilities. This substrate is a great option for exposed edge finishes or edgebanding. Compared to DVC’s Baltic Birch (Russian) Veneer Core and European Veneer Core, DVC’s Domestic Veneer Core is a more economical choice.