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The arrangement of veneer comprising the panel’s
face determines the visual effect that results. Different
matching techniques are used for specific panel applications.
Slip Matching: Adjacent veneer sheets
are joined side-by-side, same sides up, for a uniform
grain pattern.
Whole Piece: A single piece of veneer
is used with continuous grain characteristics running
across the sheet.
Pleasing Match: Veneers are matched by
color similarity. Not necessarily grain characteristics.
Random or Mismatch: Veneers intentionally
do not match at the joints for a casual effect.
Book Matching: Turns every other piece
of adjacent veneer over, resulting in
identical but opposite patterns.
Special Matching Effects: Other arrangements
of veneers, such as this checkerboard pattern, can be
used to produce striking visual impact. 
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