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Made in Belgium

Premium interior surfaces

Prefinished veneer panels, design wall panels and wooden floors. Proudly manufactured in Belgium.

Why veneer

Real wood. Used wisely.

Veneer is a piece of real wood, carefully selected and bonded to a stable core. You see and feel the genuine grain of the tree, with the performance of a modern panel.

16–20

Veneer planks

From the same 10 mm of wood that gives one solid plank. A far higher yield from every log, and less strain on nature.

  • Real wood

    Genuine grain, colour and texture. Every panel is unique.

  • Responsible

    One log covers far more surface than solid wood ever could.

  • Stable

    Bonded to a stable core, so it moves far less than solid wood.

  • Design freedom

    Large formats, matched grain and finishes for every project.

The beauty of solid wood, engineered for the way we live today.

More about our veneer
Close-up of a walnut veneer surface with a rounded edge

Made in Belgium

Local production. Global opportunities.

Finished in-house, at scale. Water-based stains for the perfect colour, and a UV matt varnish that protects while keeping the original wood texture.

More about Movinto

Quality in the hands of experience.

  1. 01

    Selection of wood

    Every veneer selected to specifications.

  2. 02

    Press & brushing

    Bonded to a stable core and brushed, with a manual check at every step.

  3. 03

    Lacquering

    Water-based stains and UV matt varnish, colour-checked throughout the run.

Movinto showroom

Forward, together.

Not a slogan. A commitment.

More than a supplier, more than a factory: we aspire to be a partner. We help our partners create beautiful interiors while growing a stronger business.

“To be known for what we do, not for what we say.”

Let's move forward, together.

We're looking for ambitious partners who believe in quality, trust and long-term collaboration. Architects, interior builders, furniture makers and distributors: let's talk.

  • Quality
  • Trust
  • Long-term collaboration