Birch Plywood is made of several glued veneer sheets depends on thickness required. Wood grains of adjoined veneer sheets can have perpendicular or lop-sided (when wood grains are along one side) dispositions. The number of veneer sheets varies from 3 to 23 depends on thickness.

This plywood performs best in demanding special building applications and wherever high strength is required. Birch Plywood is very strong and smooth surfaced. It is particularly well suited to design applications requiring good strength and stiffness characteristics. This plywood provides a unique combination of strength, flexibility and a perfect look in a light-colored range.

Application
Building and construction
Vehicle industry
Wagon-building
Internal and external design
Furniture construction
Shipbuilding
Trade and storage equipment
Packaging
Children’s furniture, playing grounds, toys
Thermoreactive glues phenol-formaldehyde and cabamide are used in birch plywood production.