Composite Veneers are high quality, re-engineered wood products made from fast-growing trees, harvested from environmentally managed forests in Africa, and supplemented with plantation-grown Poplar from Italy. The logs are trimmed, sawn to length, peeled and dried, then the veneer is dyed to produce the desired color. The dyed veneer is glued, stacked and pressed into large rectangular blocks which are sliced at precise angles to produce the desired grain patterns, then applied to medium density fiberboard. As with fabric, Reconstituted Veneers have dye lot differences in color and graining which is normal. The veneer is not grain-flow-matched on doors and drawer fronts.