Morodo Wood Veneer Sheets are high - quality decorative materials made from Morodo wood, also known as Santos Rosewood.

• Material and Manufacturing: These real wood veneer sheets are made from premium sliced hardwoods. The edges of the slices are spliced to achieve the full width, and the splicing is often done in a book - matched pattern. This pattern is not only attractive but also helps to hide the splicing seam. The sheets use full - length slices, so there are no splices along the length.
• Appearance Characteristics: Morodo wood veneer sheets have a dark, flowing fine grain that provides a luxurious pattern. The texture is extremely fine, making it a pleasure to work with hand tools and easy to give it a gorgeous polish. It has a stunning likeness to dark, rich rosewood.
• Size Specifications: They come in various sizes. For example, one common size is 1/42" in thickness, 24" in width, and 8' in length, with an area of 16 square feet per sheet. Another size is 1/42" in thickness, 48" in width, and 8' in length, with an area of 32 square feet per sheet. The actual size may vary by ±1/8".
• Grade and Quality: They are of architectural grade. The veneer is cut from the cleanest and most attractive logs, and all sheets are sanded smooth to 220 - grit, ensuring a smooth surface for further processing and application.
• Physical Properties: Morodo wood has a Janka hardness rating of 1960, which is 51.94% harder than red oak. Its specific gravity is 0.85, 32.81% more dense than red oak. The weight is 4.42 lbs/Bd. Ft., 23.46% heavier than red oak.
• Application: These paper - back veneers can be applied with contact adhesive to make panels for large projects such as conference tables, desks, doors, cabinet doors, and coffee tables.