plywood is a composite board made of multiple layers of thin wood sheets (veneers) bonded together with 

adhesive. The layers are usually cross-grained, with the grain of each layer perpendicular to the adjacent 

layers, which increases the stability and strength of the board and reduces the possibility of warping or 

deformation under different humidity conditions.

Plywood is available in a variety of thicknesses, sizes and wood species to meet the needs of different construction, furniture manufacturing and other wood products. Some of its advantages include good mechanical properties, easy processing, flat surface and relatively highcost-effectiveness. Plywood can also be divided into multiple grades and types depending on its application, materials used and production process. Due to these characteristics, plywood is widely used in interior decoration, furniture making, packaging boxes, building formwork and other fields.

Classification by performance:

Class I - Weather-resistant and boiling water-resistant plywood. This type of plywood is durable, resistant to boiling or steam treatment, and is suitable for outdoor use.

Class II - Water-resistant plywood. It can withstand cold water or short-term hot water immersion, but not boiling.

Class III - Non-moisture-resistant plywood. Suitable for general use, not suitable for humid environments.

Material selection suggestions

Building load-bearing: Choose birch plywood with a thickness of 18mm or more, and the longitudinal static bending strength should be 

greater than 30MPa.

Wet environment: WBP-grade plywood is preferred, with edge banding technology (PVC edge banding).

What are the different types of plywood?
commercial plywood, film faced plywood, marine plywood, melamine plywood,fancy plywood,hardwood plywood,softwood plywood etc.

What is it used for?

Wide range of uses

Household construction

Furniture 
Packaging
Designed for particular purposes

Feature:

strength,useful for intricate work

Standards for plywood?

As your require.