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Because veneer is only a thin layer of wood attached with glue to a solid base, it is very vulnerable to damage on wooden furniture. On old furniture, the glue that holds the veneer is often not water-resistant. Prolonged humidity or exposure to water can soften the glue, letting the veneer blister, crack, or peel. Veneer is also easily damaged from the surface, and old veneers are often cracked, buckled, or broken, with chips or entire pieces missing. In this article, we'll discuss basic techniques to repair veneer on your wooden furniture for any at-home furniture refinishing or restoration project. In most cases, as long as the veneer layer is basically in good shape, the thinness that makes it damage-prone also makes it easy to repair.


7 Easy Repairs for Broken Wood Furniture
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Many people would agree that the most important part of a chair is where you sit. A wooden chair seat that is split or needs to be replaced will be an obvious spot for you to perform repairs. The seat must be completely removed for doweling. Drill holes for the dowels in each side of the broken seat, about 1 inch deep or as deep as possible and spaced about 4 to 6 inches apart.



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Last Updated: September 6, References. This article was co-authored by Katherine Tlapa. Katherine Tlapa is an interior designer, currently working as a Design Specialist for Modsy, a design service based in San Francisco.





I decided to answer my writing calling after the positive feedback I received. I like to share DIY tips. The furniture we have in our homes go through a lot of wear and tear. When you come home after a hard day's work, you want a comfortable place to sit down and spend time with your loved ones. But what do you do when your couches no longer provide support because the cushions are sagging?
