GL Veneer Maple Wood Veneer Sheet, Plain Sliced, PSA Backed, 24 in. x 96 in.

This is a plain sliced maple wood veneer sheet with PSA pressure sensitive adhesive backing, sold as one 24 in. x 96 in. sheet. The bright, creamy white wood has subtle, sometimes wavy straight grain and takes dyes or stains easily to achieve any desired look. Apply it to MDF, particleboard or plywood for cabinetry, doors and painted-or-stained panel work.

Key Features:

• PSA peel-and-stick backing: Pressure sensitive adhesive backing lets you reposition and press the sheet without contact cement.
• Bright creamy white: Maple shows a bright, creamy white color prized for light, clean interiors.
• Excellent stainability: The species takes dyes or stains easily to achieve any desired look.
• Subtle grain: Straight grain, sometimes wavy, keeps the surface visually quiet.
• North American sourcing: Grown in Eastern and Midwestern North America, including Canada and the United States.
• Long narrow format: The 24 in. x 96 in. sheet suits door faces, stiles and long panel inserts.

Specifications Table:

Coverage & How Much You Need:

One sheet covers 24 in. x 96 in., or 16 square feet, before trimming waste. Plan cuts so the grain runs consistently and allow trim allowance at each edge.

Fit and Compatibility:

Bonds to smooth, sealed MDF, particleboard or plywood substrates using its PSA backing. Stains, dyes, clear coats, edge banding and reverse-face balancing backers are sold separately.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What is included in the order?
A: One 24 in. x 96 in. plain sliced maple veneer sheet with PSA pressure sensitive adhesive backing. Finishing products and edge banding are sold separately.

Q: How much will one sheet cover?
A: One sheet covers 16 square feet before waste, enough for cabinet door faces or long narrow panels.

Q: Can I dye or stain maple veneer?
A: Yes, the manufacturer notes that maple takes dyes or stains easily to achieve any desired look; test on an offcut first.

Q: How is this veneer applied?
A: Align it on a clean, smooth substrate, then peel the PSA liner progressively and press firmly from the center outward with a roller.

Q: What substrate should I use?
A: Smooth MDF or quality particleboard gives the flattest result; balance the reverse face with a backer sheet to prevent warping.

Q: Does the grain vary between sheets?
A: Yes, maple grain is subtle but can be straight or slightly wavy, and color can vary leaf to leaf.

Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk

PSA maple is a workhorse for stainable and dyed door faces because the light wood takes color evenly, but blotching can occur, so use a pre-stain conditioner when staining. Prepare the substrate carefully; PSA bonds fail on dusty or waxy surfaces. Balance every panel with a backer on the reverse face and keep sheets sequenced so grain and tone match across the run.

Use sharp blades when trimming veneer and wear gloves and eye protection; sand dust is fine, so work in a ventilated area.

Order the GL Veneer Maple Wood Veneer Sheet for bright, stainable maple surfacing on your cabinetry.