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A VENEER (Australian Standards) General
A VENEER (Australian Standards) General Each sheet of Quality A veneer in a finished sheet of marine plywood shall comply with Clause 2.1. When in more than one piece, veneers shall be colour matched and joints shall comply with Clause 3.1. Non-permitted imperfections These shall include the following: (a) Bark, gum and resin pockets.
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