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Veneer core plywood is a type of engineered wood product made by bonding together multiple layers of veneer sheets. The core is typically composed of thin layers of wood, which are glued together to create a stable and strong panel. This construction method provides enhanced strength and reduces the risk of warping compared to solid wood products. Veneer core plywood is widely used in the furniture industry, cabinetry, and interior applications due to its aesthetic appeal and durability.
| Core material | Veneer layers, typically hardwood or softwood |
| Thickness range | 3/8 inch to 1 inch |
| Sheet sizes | 4x8 feet to 5x10 feet |
| Face veneer grades | A, B, C, D grades based on appearance |
| Bonding type | Phenolic or urea-formaldehyde adhesives |
| Moisture content | Typically 6% to 12% |
When selecting veneer core plywood, consider the intended application and required strength. Specify the desired thickness, sheet size, and face veneer grade based on aesthetic needs. Additionally, inquire about the bonding type to ensure suitability for specific environments, such as moisture-prone areas. Certifications like CARB or FSC may also be important for compliance and sustainability. Always confirm quantities needed for your project to ensure optimal pricing and availability.
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It is made of multiple layers of veneer sheets bonded together with adhesives.
It offers strength, stability, and a more attractive finish compared to solid wood.
It is generally not recommended for outdoor use unless specifically treated for moisture resistance.
Typical thicknesses range from 3/8 inch to 1 inch.
It should be cleaned with a damp cloth and protected from excessive moisture.
Face veneers are typically graded A, B, C, or D based on appearance.