What is it used for
Residential
Plywood is extensively used in residential construction for flooring, walls, and roofing. Its strength and versatility make it an ideal choice for various structural applications, providing stability and support in homes while being easy to work with and install.
Commercial
In commercial buildings, plywood is utilized for partition walls, ceilings, and furniture. Its durability and smooth surface allow for a high-quality finish, making it suitable for interior design projects and office furnishings that require both aesthetic appeal and structural integrity.
Industrial
Plywood is employed in industrial settings for making crates, pallets, and industrial furniture. Its resistance to warping and high load-bearing capacity make it perfect for heavy-duty applications, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability under demanding conditions.
Dimensions
Length: Typically 2440 mm or 3050 mm
Width: Typically 1220 mm
Thickness: Ranges from 3.6 mm to 25 mm
Weight: Approximately 500 to 700 kg per cubic meter, depending on thickness and type
Colour: Usually light brown, with a smooth or textured surface finish
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