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Craftveneers are based in Hampshire in the UK, with over 30 years experience and passion of working with natural wood veneers. We personally source many different cuts of exotic and burr/burl wood veneer to maintain the best possible range of products, for marquetry and other woodcraft, for the professional and hobbyists alike.
United Kingdom
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Wonderful people. Dedicated to ensuring customers are 100% satisfied. Had a minor hiccup with my international shipping at LHR, at no fault of CraftVeneers. Maxine and her team stood tall and resent the wood to the states with no questions asked. The veneers I ordered were exactly as described and worked perfectly for my project. I will definitely be a return customer. It is great to work with people who care.
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