Cru Classe Definition - Cru is the French term for a recognized vineyard, but it is commonly translated as growth. Cru classe is French for classified... Cru Classe Definition - Cru is the French term for a recognized vineyard, but it is commonly translated as growth.
Description: Thin stone fabricated by sawing the face of full veneer. 1  1+/- Â¼ thick. 2  Approximate Weight: 12.5lbs/SF. 3  Approximate coverage: 150-160 SF/Ton.  Sold by the Square 1  ft. Used in exterior and interior applications.  Ease of 1  installation. Preferred choice when weight is an  issue.
A 4-ft. by 8-ft. sheet of veneer-core plywood typically weighs between 60 lb. and 70 lb. Rotary-cut face veneers in U.S.-made sheets are usually between 1/32 in. and 1/38 in. thick. In plywood that was made overseas, some face veneers may be 1/64 in. thick, sometimes less, a trend that makes the most of rare hardwoods but does not encourage a great deal of sanding. As common as it might be, veneer-core plywood is only one option for cabinet work.