Thin wood veneer

Abstract

The invention discloses a thin wood veneer. The thin wood veneer is formed by combining an uppermost ultraviolet-proof finishing paint layer, a middle basal plate and a bottommost wear-resistant priming paint layer, wherein the ultraviolet-proof finishing paint layer is made of a latex material; the basal plate is an oak plate; the wear-resistant priming paint layer is made of epoxy resin; the latex material accounts for 34-48% of the total weight of the thin wood veneer; the oak plate accounts for 24-34% of the total weight of the thin wood veneer; the epoxy resin accounts for 23-35% of the total weight of the thin wood veneer. The thin wood veneer provided by the invention has the advantages of weather resistance, anti-algae and mildew-proof capability, ultraviolet damage resistance and radiation protection.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a veneer veneer. Background technique [0002] Oak belongs to Quercus japonica, belonging to the family Fagaceae. The heart of the tree is yellowish brown to reddish brown, with obvious growth rings, slightly wavy, heavy and hard. It is mainly produced in Europe and North America, and a large amount is produced in Russia and the United States. [0003] In my country's Jilin, Liaoning, Shaanxi, Hubei and other places, oak wood is distributed, which is of the same family as oak and has a similar texture. In English, it is generally called oak together with oak. China's Jilin and Liaoning used to have relatively large production, and a small amount of oak wood was also produced in Shennongjia, Hubei and Shaanxi. However, the diameter of domestic oak wood is relatively short and there is no professional production in China, so it is not an ideal furniture material. Resources are limited, and due to forest protection measures, Chi...

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Problems solved by technology

However, due to the hard texture of oak, it is difficult to remove the water. Furniture made without water removal may begin to deform or shrink and crack after a year or so.

[0008] 3) The phenomenon of replacing oak with rubber wood is common in the market. If the customer's professional knowledge is insufficient, it will directly affect t