Plywood

Thin wood veneers glued in layers with the grain of each layer at right angles to the next, for a strong, stable and relatively light panel.

Technical specifications

Construction

Cross-laminated wood veneers, usually an odd number of plies

Species

Birch, poplar and hardwood-faced

Thicknesses

Commonly 4 to 30 mm

Sheet formats

Commonly 2440 × 1220 mm and 2500 × 1250 mm

Bonding

EN 314-2 classes: 1 (dry interior), 2 (humid interior) and 3 (exterior)

Furniture and joinery with exposed layered edges

Shelving and cabinets that carry heavy loads

Structural, flooring and construction use

Humid or exterior applications in suitable bonding classes

CNC-cut parts and displays

High strength for its weight

Resists splitting and holds screws well, including near edges

Stable across the panel because of the cross-laminated layers

Attractive layered edge for exposed designs

Moisture-resistant grades for humid and outdoor use