Chicken Wing Wood veneer, also known as "Wenge Veneer" in some international wood markets, is a kind of decorative veneer made from Chicken Wing Wood. It is a popular choice for high - end furniture and interior decoration. 

Basic Information

• Name Origin: The name "Chicken Wing Wood" comes from its unique texture. The pattern on the quarter - sawn surface of the wood heart resembles the wings of a chicken in flight, hence the name.
• Botanical Classification: Chicken Wing Wood belongs to the genera Millettia and Cassia. According to the "Redwood National Standard", the main tree species include African Millettia laurentii, Burmese Millettia leucantha, and Cassia siamea.
• Appearance Characteristics: It has a striking curly grain pattern. The color of the wood varies, with some having a light yellow - red to red heartwood that turns purple - red over time when exposed to air, and the sapwood is usually gray - white. The texture is interlaced and clear, and the growth rings are not obvious.

Production and Application

• Production Process: Chicken Wing Wood veneer is usually made by slicing or peeling selected tropical hardwood logs. The sliced veneer is then sanded smooth, and can be further processed into various specifications, such as a common size of 1220mm x 2440mm with a thickness of 0.6mm.
• Application Scenarios: It is widely used in high - end furniture manufacturing, such as cabinets, doors, tabletops, and wall paneling. It can also be used for interior decoration in boutique hotels, executive offices, and other commercial and residential projects to add a touch of luxury and elegance.

Advantages

• Unique Aesthetics: The unique chicken - wing - like texture and beautiful color make each piece of Chicken Wing Wood veneer a unique work of art, which can greatly enhance the decorative effect of furniture and spaces.
• Good Physical Properties: Chicken Wing Wood is hard and durable, with high mechanical strength and strong corrosion resistance. The processed veneer, when properly installed and maintained, is resistant to cracking, shrinking, and warping.