How thick is the wood veneer?
1128221
The veneer is .030" thick including the adhesive. It is thick enough to lightly sand with care if desired (but not necessary). I had no problem with the installation and finishing of the wood, which perfectly matched the solid wood doors I constructed. FYI the wood is plain sawn - has the cathedral pattern. I would purchase it again without reservation.
1128222
I'm not exactly sure. Generally veneer that has no backer is about 1/42" thick. With a backer it's usually a little thinner. You can sand the veneer only lightly or you will sand clear through it. That said, there should be no reason for heavy sanding if it's applied properly to a clean substrate. You need to be sure to press or roll it on carefully so there are no bubbles. also be sure the surface to which it is applies is perfectly clean so there are no bumps. It would be nice if veneer was made a little thicker but it never is.
1128223
Not very. But enough. Maybe 1/16 in. Be very careful. Once it's stuck, it's stuck. Use a friend. But it's thick enough to lightly sand and stain. Worked perfect for me. Also, look online for application directions. It was helpful
588917
Has veneer i think but solid as well i love it its super sturdy and well worth the buy!!!
132045
Hi, 4.25in thick. It is 24.25 in from floor to bottom of table. Hope this helps.Denver
843897
Solid Wood, 3/4 inch thick, nice finish. Surprise someone had a problem with the metal part, it is tubular, but quite sturdy.
146969
Like 18 Guage thick.about as thick as a cheap sink. Should last the year worth the price.
1537267
I just measured it and it is 1/4 " thick which I think is quite adequate. Also, I find the legs very sturdy. I'm very happy with my cocktail table. Just have the glass cleaner handy.
917739
There are three plies. The inner core is a bit thicker than the outside veneers, however the outside layers are still pretty thick. If I had to guess I'd say they are .8mm, 1.4mm, and .8mm.
885915
not sure of the actual thickness but it worked for the small space in my apartment. I felt it was sturdy enough for day to day use and I have no children. It is a very nice table all and all
1105466
That is a very lg area, I would use cedar cork or certainly something thicker than the very thin veneer I purchasrd
1871878
It's pretty thick, about an inch thick. Unfortunately, I had to return it twice because it arrived broken. I ended up buying a marble slab from an antique shop for much less. Good luck.
324363
The top is about 7/8ths of an inch thick. The sides are set back 1 1/4 inch from the top edges and are 2 inches tall, 3/4 inches thick. This a very solid all wood table all around. Hardware is solid, not cheap. Nice and sturdy, does not wobble. Finish looks very nice (I would put a tablecloth or other cover on it if using regularly, I use my 2 set next to each other for a computer on one end and the rest for a craft table so I have mine covered with a plastic desk cover to prevent damage). Very happy with these, simple but very classy look. I would buy another for other uses if I had the space. The top is about 7/8ths of an inch thick. The sides are set back 1 1/4 inch from the top edges and are 2 inches tall, 3/4 inches thick. This a very solid all wood table all around. Hardware is solid, not cheap. Nice and sturdy, does not wobble. Finish looks very nice (I would put a tablecloth or other cover on it if using regularly, I use my 2 set next to each other for a computer on one end and the rest for a craft table so I have mine covered with a plastic desk cover to prevent damage). Very happy with these, simple but very classy look. I would buy another for other uses if I had the... » Read More The top is about 7/8ths of an inch thick. The sides are set back 1 1/4 inch from the top edges and are 2 inches tall, 3/4 inches thick. This a very solid all wood table all around. Hardware is solid, not cheap. Nice and sturdy, does not wobble. Finish looks very nice (I would put a tablecloth or other cover on it if using regularly, I use my 2 set next to each other for a computer on one end and the rest for a craft table so I have mine covered with a plastic desk cover to prevent damage). Very happy with these, simple but very classy look. I would buy another for other uses if I had the space. « Show Less
2136157
The wood is 1 1/4" thick. Cannot be used as a chopping block but looks lovely
357706
I believe it's about 3/4" thick. It has a good weight. I bought two. Not a bad blade, and opens great. I didn't pay attention to the screws, on the first knife, and it fell apart. The faux wood handle fell off too. Still, if you perform regular checks, and tighten the screw as needed, the knife should last. Again, the blade nice.
892511
Can't really measure thickness, but I would say that it is a heavy to standard grade and good quality. Hope this helps!
1319898
I would say 1/8-1/16th an inch. Not thick at all. Decently firm and stable though.
1808666
It's pressed wood with veneer but very high quality. Very heavy. Beautiful.
2151881
It is about 1in thick. The corners are not really rounded. The feet are about a half in high. I really like this board. It is heavy, sturdy, and a great size for rolling out large pastries.