Oak veneer door skins

[Kenneth Reidy]

Hi All,

Anyone have an ideal where I could order a few door skins. Tried ever where local and then all over the USA, no one would ship to New Mexico.

Many thanks,
Ken Reidy
Albuquerque, NM

[Jim Becker]

Joe Woodworker can likely help you... https://www.joewoodworker.com/

[Gary Muto]

I buy veneer from my local lumber yard or Woodcraft. Oakwoodveneer.com is also a good source. If you are looking for Oak Veneered 5mm panels then oyu can get theem at Home Depot or Lowe's

[Jamie Buxton]

Door skins seem to have gone away. However, eighth-inch plywood in 4'x8' size still is around. I think its primary use is re-skinning kitchen cabinets in place, and the larger sheet gives the re-skinner more ways to lay out his cuts. Of course, while the plywood is called eighth-inch, it is more like 3/32".

[Aaron Rosenthal]

I just re-skinned my basement door with a Mahogany 4x8 x 1/4" ply and it worked great. I'm sure Oak would work too.
I took took opportunity to add some solid foam insulation while I had it open, but one warning - I used Elmer's contact cement, and I was/am TOTALLY convinced another brand would be better.

[Brad Shipton]

You can buy 1/16" thick veneer in some species from Certainly wood, but if you need thicker than that you will have to find someone local to make them for you. 1/16" rolls up for shipping, 1/8"+ does not. https://www.certainlywood.com/results-woodmenu.php?name=OAK&menu=1/16%20in.%20(1.5%20mm)%20figured%20red