Plywood Description：

The marine board is made of pure birch veneer, commonly used in high-end furniture production, such as audio equipment, cabinets, floor substrates, the glue formaldehyde emission reaches the E0 standard, meet human health requirements.

 

The marine board use WBP glue, it can be boiled in water for 72 hours without cracking. Its high temperature resistance and boiling water resistance make it commonly used in car bodies, shipbuilding and offshore outdoor projects.

 

 Plywood Specification：

Products Name	Marine Plywood
Size	1220*2440mm
Thickness	9mm; 12mm; 15mm;18mm
Tolerance	± 0.1mm
Core Veneer	Birch; Eucalyptus
Face Veneer	Birch (UV coating)
Glue Grade	WBP; Melamine; Phenolic

 

Details Display：

Birch is native to cold regions of Europe and North America. Birch wood has uniform density (approximately 0.67), making birch furniture more durable. Birch wood also has obvious wood grain, clear outlines, and a smooth surface, making birch furniture more luxury.

 

Birch wood has fine structure, easy to cut and carve, and it has good paint and gluing properties, making it easier to process into furniture.

 

Plywood Features

Good Stability: Low water absorption and expansion coefficient, excellent water resistance and durability, resists warping and deformation, and resists mold and deformation even in humid environments.

High Appearance: No veneer or edge banding is required, preserving the natural wood grain, with elegant colors and fine texture, suitable for versatile styles.

High Density: Moisture-resistant and water-resistant, resistant to moisture, and strong load-bearing capacity.

High Plasticity: Surface dyeing can be applied as desired, and DIY furniture decoration techniques such as surface lamination and matte paint can be used to enhance the appearance of the furniture.

Strong Nail Holding Capacity: Securely holds screws and nails.

 

Plywood Applications

Wet Environments: Suitable for humid environments such as kitchens and bathrooms.

High-End Customization: Suitable for dry areas such as living rooms and bedrooms. It is also commonly used on the decks of high-end cruise ships and yachts.

Creative Needs: Suitable for creative projects such as furniture making and DIY speakers.