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We are an industry-trade integrated company. Our company mainly deals in ecological boards, plywood, melamine boards, density boards, particle boards, and the environmental protection level reaches E0 level.

 

 
  • Pine Core Melamine Blockboard
    E0 grade pine core melamine blockboard with solid pine strip core, high nail holding strength, waterproof, scratch resistant and anti-deformation. Double-sided melamine finish, multiple colors, ideal for cabinet, wardrobe, door and
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  • Wood Fiber Board / MDF
    Premium Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) for furniture & construction. E0/E1/CARB P2 certified. Durable, eco-friendly, and easy to machine. Get a factory-direct quote
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  • Premium Poplar Plywood – Wholesale Factory Direct For Fur...
    Our 7-layer poplar core plywood is highly valued in the construction and real estate industries for its exceptional strength-to-weight ratio. Engineered for durability and aesthetic appeal, it is premier choice for highend furniture
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  • Phenolic Resin Plywood
    Phenolic resin plywood is a type of plywood, which is made by bonding wood or other fibrous materials with phenolic resin glue. It belongs to a kind of artificial board and is often used in construction and furniture manufacturing.Phenolic
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  • Class A Fire Rated Plywood
    Class a fire rated plywood, also known as flame-retardant plywood, has a moisture content index of 6% to 14%. It is made by treating wood with certain flame retardants, fireproof agents, etc., making the board a difficult-to-burn material.
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  • 4 Inch Plywood
    4 inch plywood is actually plywood. Plywood has been warmly welcomed worldwide since the 19th century. To this day, it remains the main material for construction and home improvement projects - it is estimated that over 680 million cubic
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  • Half Inch Oak Plywood
    Half inch oak plywood is also a type of plywood. It is also called 1/2-inch Oak Plywood. It is made from oak through multiple layers of gluing and has a thickness of approximately 12.7 millimeters (the actual thickness may vary slightly
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  • Ply Wood Texture
    Plywood texture have many types and complex styles, which can be divided into natural textures and technological textures. The natural texture in plywood texture is directly made by using solid wood veneer as the surface layer. The texture
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  • Maple Veneer Plywood
    Maple veneer plywood is a composite board made by pressing maple veneer as the surface layer, core layer and bottom layer with adhesive. It combines the natural beauty of maple with the practical performance of plywood. The surface texture
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  • 22mm Plywood Flooring
    22mm plywood flooring is a type of composite wood flooring with a thickness of 22 millimeters, also known as plywood. It is made by hot-pressing multiple thin wood boards together with adhesives. The fiber directions of each layer of wood
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  • 25mm Birch Plywood
    25mm birch plywood is a type of plywood, with birch wood as its main material. 25mm birch plywood can be made entirely of birch or mixed with other types of wood. With a thickness of 25 millimeters, it stands out in terms of strength and
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  • Home Hardware Plywood
    Home hardware plywood is a type of functional plywood specially designed to be compatible with home hardware such as hinges, slides, hinges and screws. By optimizing the density, structural strength and surface treatment of the board, it
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Why Choose Us
 

Production Equipment
We have the most advanced production equipment, such as: hot press, cold press, hydraulic system and electric control cabinet, automatic loading device and raw material conveying system, sanding machine, automatic saw, automatic edge grinding machine, panel turning machine, forklift.

 

Our Certificates
Our products are certified by internationally recognized standards, including FSC, CE, CARB, and EPA TSCA Title VI.

 

Our Service
Demand insight and solution customization. We have a professional team that can quickly respond to customer inquiries about products. We can customize products according to different customer needs, such as: color, thickness, size, veneer, etc. We can customize the products that customers want based on simple drawings.

 

Advantages of Plywood
 
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High Strength

Plywood's layered design gives it greater strength than solid wood, making it a preferred material for constructing heavy furniture and other buildings.

 

Good durability

Plywood uses high-quality raw materials that can last many years. As excellent as solid wood furniture but vastly superior to the flimsy MDF particle board furniture that will soon require replacement.

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Relatively light and cheap

Plywood isn't the most lightweight building material but lighter than solid wood. Its strength is rather muscular, and solid wood is relatively expensive. Because of its low price, plywood is an ideal building material.

 

Good stability

Because plywood isn't as prone to moisture, deformation, and cracking as wood, it can maintain a long-term stable shape better than wood.

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Types of Plywood
 

Interior Plywood

Ideal for indoor projects such as furniture or cabinetry.

Exterior Plywood

Designed to withstand the elements, perfect for outdoor projects.

Marine Plywood

Highly resistant to moisture, making it ideal for bathrooms or kitchens.

Veneer Plywood

Used for decorative purposes, providing a smooth, polished surface finish.

 

Outstanding Applications of Plywood
 
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Construction
Roofing and Flooring: Structural plywood provides a sturdy foundation for roofs and floors.
Wall Sheathing: Adds stability and insulation to walls.
Concrete Formwork: Used for creating molds in concrete structures.

 

Furniture Manufacturing
Cabinets, desks, chairs, and wardrobes are often made from plywood due to its strength and adaptability.

 

Interior Design
Decorative plywood is used for wall paneling, ceiling cladding, and other aesthetic applications.

 

Marine Applications
Marine plywood is essential for boat building, docks, and other moisture-prone environments.

 

DIY and Craft Projects
Hobbyists use plywood for shelves, frames, and various creative designs.

 

Packaging
Durable crates and boxes are crafted from plywood for transporting heavy goods.

 

Automotive and Aviation
Aircraft plywood and lightweight panels are used in cars, planes, and RVs for structural and decorative purposes.

 

Manufacturing process of Plywood

 

Log preparation: Once trees are cut down, the timber is processed to create usable pieces for veneer production. These logs are typically cut into large blocks.


Veneer creation: To soften the wood and facilitate thin slicing, the timber blocks undergo an extended soaking process. Once sufficiently softened, the blocks are fed into a lathe or peeling machine. This machine spins the log against a sharp blade, resulting in thin, continuous sheets of wood veneer.


Preparing the veneers: The veneers are carefully dried to a specific moisture content to ensure proper bonding. Any imperfections are addressed through patching to create a smooth and consistent surface.


Gluing and pressing: The next stage involves applying adhesives specifically chosen based on the intended use of the plywood. For instance, marine-grade plywood requires moisture-resistant glue. These glued veneers are then strategically stacked with alternating grain directions. Finally, they are pressed under intense heat and pressure to form a solid panel.


Finishing touches: Once pressed, the plywood panels are cooled and sanded smooth. They are then sized to various dimensions to cater to different project requirements.

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Plywood Grades

 

Grade A

Both the face and back are nearly free of defects, with a smooth, sanded surface and virtually no knots. Ideal for cabinet doors and furniture and can be painted or stained.

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Grade B

Also sanded smooth, but the face and back have a few defects. These blemishes may have been repaired filler. Cheaper than Grade A.

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Grade C

Unsanded, with tight knots up to 1-½-in width. Larger sections that have been patched and filled. Good for subflooring or other applications where appearance is not important.

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Grade D

Also unsanded, with knot holes up to 2-½-in width. Generous patching and filling with some unrepaired defects. Like Grade C, good for structural uses where it will not be seen.

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Packing Details

 

We will packing by professional export packing,safety against breakage, finally into the wooden cases/ carton/pallet or customized package.

 

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Delivery Details

 

 

We can deliver by SEA,air,rail transportation,the China-Europe Railway Express etc. TNT, DHL,UPS, FEDEX, EMS,S.F EXPRESS etc.

 

 

FAQ

 

Q: How long will plywood last outside?

A: Plywood's outdoor lifespan varies greatly, from a couple of years for unsealed, exposed panels to over 20 years for treated, marine-grade, or properly maintained exterior plywood. The longevity depends heavily on the grade of plywood, the level of protection (like sealing and painting), and its exposure to elements such as moisture, UV rays, and ground contact.

Q: Can you repair plywood damage?

A: You can repair minor surface imperfections with sanded wood filler for a smooth appearance.

Q: Should you cut plywood face up or down?

A: Most plywood generally has one higher quality “front” face with a slightly downgraded “back” face. Whenever you're cutting plywood with a circular saw you need to make sure your front face is pointing downwards, as circular saws cut on the upstroke meaning the blade enters the wood from below and exits out the top.

Q: Will plywood be ruined if it gets wet?

A: It is susceptible to water damage that leads to warping, delamination, and mold formation on its surface. The measures to increase the durability of the plywood discussed below include repair and preventive measures.

Q: Should you leave a gap between plywood?

A: As ambient moisture changes, your OSB or plywood panels will expand and contract. When you butt the panels together tightly, there is no room for expansion and this can cause buckling in the panels. Leaving a 1/8-inch gap between panels allows them to expand and contract without buckling.

As one of the leading plywood manufacturers and suppliers in China, we warmly welcome you to wholesale high quality plywood for sale here from our factory. Good service and reasonable price are available.

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