| WalzCraft offers a variety of Cabinet Refacing Materials including Non-Adhesive Veneer, PSA Veneer, Veneer and MDF Core Plywood, and Solid Wood Refacing Stock. These options give you flexibility you need for an efficient and quality cabinet refacing installation. Click on the images below to learn more about our Refacing Materials. |
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Non-Adhesive Veneers |
Non-Adhesive Paper Back Veneer
The Non-Adhesive Paper Back Veneer is composed of a wood veneer applied to a paper backing, resulting in a thin product that is easy to work with. Securing it can be done by applying solvent or water based contact cement to the back of the veneer and the cabinet. It is critical that pressure be applied with a veneer-smoothing blade for proper adhesion. This securing process eliminates the need for nails, resulting in no nail holes to fill. When properly installed, the low profile gives the appearance of becoming part of the existing face frame. Non-adhesive Paper Back Veneer is available rough-cut to size (RCTS) in 4′ x 8′, 2′ x 8′, 4′ x 4′ and 2′ x 4′ Sheet Sizes and is ideal for face frame applications, but not recommended for covering large surfaces. Although it can be cut with a either a table saw, straight edge or utility knife, a laminate slitter is a good choice for fast and accurate cuts. Depending on the wood species, the veneer may be available in Rotary Cut (RC) and Plain Sliced (PS). View more Veneer Descriptions & Wood Species Options. View Corner Moldings specifically designed to compliment this product. |
Non-Adhesive Wood Back Veneer
The Non-Adhesive Wood Back Veneer is a 2-ply veneer (face veneer is the species specified by the customer and the back is a luan veneer that simply helps balance out the sheet). The wood backing is applied to the veneer with a cross grain direction resulting in a flatter more stable product. Unlike the Paper Back Veneer, this product is suitable for both face frame applications and for covering larger surfaces such as the sides of cabinets. Securing this veneer can be done by applying solvent or water based contact cement to both the cabinet and veneer in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications. It is critical that pressure be applied with a veneer-smoothing blade for proper adhesion. This securing process eliminates the need for nails, resulting in no nail holes to fill. Non-adhesive Wood Back Veneer is available rough-cut to size (RCTS) in 4′ x 8′, 2′ x 8′, 4′ x 4′ and 2′ x 4′ Sheet Sizes. Depending on the wood species, the veneer may be available in Rotary Cut (RC) and Plain Sliced (PS). View more Veneer Descriptions & Wood Species Options. View Corner Moldings specifically designed to compliment this product. |
Non-Adhesive Phenolic Back Veneer
The Non-Adhesive Phenolic Back Veneer it stiffer, thicker, and more resistant to dents than both the Paper Back and Wood Back Veneers. Many phenolic back materials will leave a black line at the edge or corner of a cabinet; however, our Non-Adhesive Phenolic Back Veneers use a lighter colored phenolic that eliminates this issue. This type of veneer is also known as a “No Black Line” (NBL) veneer. The phenolic backing is similar to laminate countertop material and has characteristics that cause it to perform like laminate. Solvent-based or water based contact cement can be used for this product application. The phenolic backing acts as a barrier between the glue and the veneer, eliminating any chance of the finish being affected by any solvent based products bleeding through the veneer during the installation process. Depending on the wood species, the veneer may be available in Rotary Cut (RC) and Plain Sliced (PS). Phenolic Back Veneer is available rough-cut to size (RCTS) in 4′ x 8′, 2′ x 8′, 4′ x 4′ and 2′ x 4′ Sheet Sizes. This product will accept a SolidTone finish. View more Veneer Descriptions & Wood Species Options. View Corner Moldings specifically designed to compliment this product. |
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Pressure Sensitive (PSA) Veneers – “Peel & Stick” |
Pressure Sensitive (PSA) Paper Back Veneer
The Pressure Sensitive Paper Back Veneer is popular among refacers. It is the thinnest of all the refacing materials and is supplied with a 3M Pressure Sensitive Adhesive (PSA) applied to the back. However, WalzCraft does recommend that a solvent based or water based contact cement be used on the substrate for this product application. When installing this product it is critical that pressure be applied with a veneer-smoothing blade for proper adhesion. This securing process eliminates the need for nails, resulting in no nail holes to fill. When properly installed, the low profile gives the appearance of becoming part of the existing face frame. Pressure Sensitive (PSA) Paper Back Veneer is available rough-cut to size (RCTS) in 4′ x 8′, 2′ x 8′, 4′ x 4′ and 2′ x 4′ Sheet Sizes and is ideal for face frame applications but not recommended for covering large surfaces. Although it can be cut with a either a table saw, straight edge or utility knife, a laminate slitter is a good choice for fast and accurate cuts. Depending on the wood species, the veneer may be available in Rotary Cut (RC) and Plain Sliced (PS). View more Veneer Descriptions & Wood Species Options. View Corner Moldings specifically designed to compliment this product. |
Pressure Sensitive (PSA) Wood Back Veneer
The Pressure Sensitive Wood Back Veneer has the same features as the Non-Adhesive Wood Back Veneer, but is supplied with a 3M Pressure Sensitive Adhesive (PSA) applied to the back. However, WalzCraft does recommend that a solvent based or water based contact cement be used on the substrate for this product application. The wood backing is applied to the veneer with a cross grain direction resulting in a flatter more stable product. Unlike the PSA Paper Back Veneer, this product is suitable for both face frame applications and for covering larger surfaces such as the sides of cabinets. When installing this product it is critical that pressure be applied with a veneer-smoothing blade for proper adhesion. This securing process eliminates the need for nails, resulting in no nail holes to fill. Pressure Sensitive (PSA) Wood Back Veneer is available rough-cut to size (RCTS) in 4′ x 8′, 2′ x 8′, 4′ x 4′ and 2′ x 4′ Sheet Sizes. Depending on the wood species, the veneer may be available in Rotary Cut (RC) and Plain Sliced (PS). View more Veneer Descriptions & Wood Species Options. View Corner Moldings specifically designed to compliment this product. |
Plywoods |
1/8″ Plywood – Veneer Core
Another favorite among refacers is the 1/8″ Plywood with a Veneer Core because it is a versatile product that can be used on all areas of a cabinet including undersides, sides, backs and fronts. The 3-ply material can be secured with contact cement or pin nails and panel adhesive. 1/8″ Veneer Core Plywood is available in several sheet sizes as well as cut to size (view available options). Common wood working tools such as table saws, sanders and routers work well with this product. Depending on the wood species, the veneer may be available in Rotary Cut (RC) and Plain Sliced (PS). This product will accept a SolidTone finish. View more Veneer Descriptions & Wood Species Options. View Corner Moldings specifically designed to compliment this product. |
1/4″ Plywood – Veneer Core
The 1/4″ Plywood with a Veneer Core can be secured with pin nails and panel adhesive. The material thickness makes this product a good choice for strengthening cabinets with thin back and side panels. Common wood working tools such as table saws, sanders and routers work well with this product. 1/4″ Veneer Core Plywood is available in several sheet sizes as well as cut to size (view available options). Depending on the wood species, the veneer may be available in Rotary Cut (RC) and Plain Sliced (PS). This product will accept a SolidTone Finish. View more Veneer Descriptions & Wood Species Options. View Corner Moldings specifically designed to compliment this product. |
1/8″ Plywood – MDF CoreThe 1/8″ Plywood with a MDF Core can be secured with pin nails and panel adhesive. 1/8″ MDF Core Plywood is available in several sheet sizes as well as cut to size (view available options). One drawback of this material is that MDF core may have a tendency to create more dust while cutting and/or fracture when pin nailing. Common wood working tools such as table saws, sanders and routers work well with this product. 1/8″ MDF Core Plywood is available in several sheet size as well as cut to size (view available options). Depending on the wood species, the veneer may be available in Rotary Cut (RC) and Plain Sliced (PS). This product will accept a SolidTone finish. View more Veneer Descriptions & Wood Species Options. View Corner Moldings specifically designed to compliment this product. |
1/4″ Plywood – MDF Core
The 1/4″ Plywood with a MDF Core can be secured with pin nails and panel adhesive. 1/4″ MDF Core Plywood is available in several sheet sizes as well as cut to size (view available options). The material thickness makes this product a good choice for strengthening cabinets with thin backs and side panels. However, the MDF core may have a tendency to create more dust while cutting and/or fracture when pin nailing. Common wood working tools such as table saws, sanders and routers work well with this product. 1/4″ MDF Core Plywood is available in several sheet size as well as cut to size. Depending on the wood species, the veneer may be available in Rotary Cut (RC) and Plain Sliced (PS). This product will accept a SolidTone finish. View more Veneer Descriptions & Wood Species Options. View Corner Moldings specifically designed to compliment this product. |
Solid Wood Refacing Stock |
 The Solid Wood Refacing Stock (RFS100) will be the closest match to the grain of the new door. It can be secured to a cabinet with pin nails and panel adhesive. Solid Wood Refacing Stock is ideal for face frame applications.It is available in 1/8″, 3/16″, 1/4″, 5/16″ & 3/8″ thicknesses and any width between 5/8″ – 6″. The maximum length available is 96″. WalzCraft allows you to order refacing stock in random lengths (will vary between 36″ and 96″), cut to length or in 8′ pieces. Many cabinet refacers prefer ordering cut to length and/or cut to width sizes because it reduces installation time and job site mess.The durability and reparability are two additional features that solid wood refacing stock is known for. This product will accept a SolidTone finish. WalzCraft has engineered moldings that coordinate with the use of this material for cabinet refacing. View more information about Solid Wood Refacing Stock and Corner Moldings specifically designed to compliment this product. |
