Commercial plywood is a widely used type of plywood that is considered a good balance between quality and affordability, making it suitable for various construction and furniture applications; its key advantages include its moisture resistance, versatility, good strength-to-weight ratio, dimensional stability, and cost-effectiveness compared to higher-grade plywood options.
Key advantages of commercial plywood:
Cost-effective:
Generally more affordable than higher-grade plywood, making it a budget-friendly choice for many projects.
Moisture resistance:
Often treated with a moisture-resistant adhesive, allowing it to withstand moderate humidity levels, making it suitable for interior applications.
Versatility:
Can be used for various projects including furniture making, cabinetry, wall paneling, flooring underlayment, and more.
Dimensional stability:
Due to its layered construction, commercial plywood is less prone to warping and shrinking compared to solid wood.
Good strength-to-weight ratio:
Provides adequate strength for most construction applications while remaining relatively lightweight.
Workability:
Can be easily cut, drilled, and finished with standard woodworking tools.
Sustainability:
Many commercial plywood manufacturers use wood from sustainably managed forests.
Our Specification
Test name Required Value Obtained Values
Glue Shear Strength 1000 N/mm2 1247 N/mm2
Mycological Test 800 N/mm2 855 N/mm2
Water Resistance 800 N/mm2 846 N/mm2
Modules Of Elasticity Along the Grain 4000 N/mm2 4260 N/mm2
Modules Of Elasticity Across the Grain 2000 N/mm2 2341 N/mm2
Modules of The Rapture Along The Grain 30 N/mm2 24 N/mm2
Modules of The Rapture Across The Grain 15 N/mm2 12 N/mm2
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