Birch Burl Veneer
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- Logs come from the region of Karelia that borders Russia and Finland and is often referred to as Karelian Birch Burl.
- Logs are very small and are therefore peeled which gives a repeatable pattern.
- Very rarely a log is big enough to slice and this is called " Long Grain" veneer.
- Mostly used for highly decorative furniture and very rarely for panelling.
- Historically the Tsars furniture " The Imperial Furniture" was made in Karelian Birch Burl
- RELIANCE VENEER holds substantial stocks of this specie in all grades.
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