Plywood Suppliers and Manufacturers

Glue: E1,E0 and Melamine Core: Hardwood,Poplar and Combic Size:1220x2440mm Thickness:2-24mm

Face and Back: Pine Veneer Grade: CC/CC CC/DD Glue: E1 E2 and Melamine Size:1220x2440mm or customizable Thickness:3.6mm to 24mm Core: Poplar, Combic, Hardwood

Face and Back: Okoume Veneer Grade: BB/CC CC/CC Glue: E1 E2 and Melamine Size:1220x2440mm or customizable Thickness:3.6mm to 24mm Core: Poplar, Combic, Hardwood

Face and Back: Bintangor Veneer Grade: BB/CC CC/CC Glue: E1 E2 and Melamine Size:1220x2440mm or customizable Thickness:3.6mm to 24mm Core: Poplar, Combic, Hardwood

Face and Back: Birch Veneer Grade: CC/CC CC/DD Glue: E1 E2 and Melamine Size:1220x2440mm or customizable Thickness:3.6mm to 24mm Core: Poplar, Combic, Hardwood

Veneer plywood - is one of the most common building materials used in construction, furniture production and other production spheres. Veneer plywood is mostly divided into moisture-resistant and water-resistant veneer plywood. Various types of wood are used in the production of plywood, but birch plywood is of the highest quality. Plywood (veneer) is a board material that is glued together from several peeled birch veneer chips. Plywood is characterized by the thinness of wood sheets (veneer), which are most often connected to each other with the help of synthetic glues. The wood fibers of each layer are arranged at right angles to each other. Interior is a plywood intended for interior works. Exterior â?? Plywood with increased moisture resistance for interior work, as well as for use in exterior conditions with pre-treatment.

Product Description: Product Name: Plywood Sheets Use: Furniture Work Color: Brown, Custom Product Type: Plywood Quality: Top Quality Packaging: Custom We Are The Wholesale Supplier and Exporter Of Plywood Sheets. Bulk Stock Available for Worldwide Delivery Contact Us For More Information.

We provide all types of plywood and film faced plywood

We provide all types of plywood and film faced plywood

Finger-joints are used to join short pieces of wood together to form pieces of greater length. The joint is composed of several meshing wedges or fingers of wood in two adjacent pieces and is held together with structural adhesives.