Most common types of veneer matching:
book matching: most commonly used matching in the industry. every other piece is turned over so adjacent pieces are opened like pages of a book.
slip matching: often used with quarter sliced or rift sliced veneers. adjoining leaves are placed in sequence without turning, resulting in all the same face being exposed.
random matching: veneer leaves are placed next to each other in random order and orientation, creating a board by board effect in many species.
end matching: often used to extend the apparent length of available veneers for high wall panels and long conference tables.
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