Birch Plywood

BIRCH PLYWOOD

Birch Plywood is a superior quality hardwood plywood made up of multiple veneers to increase its structural stability while offering a high quality face finish.
It is made up of lots of layers of thin veneers, glued together at right angles. It has excellent physical and mechanical properties and a light coloured appearance, combined with a smooth surface.
Birch Plywood performs best in applications demanding high strength and rigidity, making it a perfect choice for furnishing and joinery work. When you use birch plywood you can achieve a beautiful finish with a wood that is durable, safe and will look just as good in many years to come

About

Birch plywood is made from thin layers of birch wood that are glued together with high-quality adhesive. This results in a strong and durable plywood that is resistant to warping and cracking. Birch plywood also has a smooth and consistent surface, making it ideal for applications where appearance is important. It is often used for furniture, cabinetry, and decorative panels in different sizes.

Plywood & Birch Plywood: Which One's Better?

Even though regular plywood is made using layers of veneer, birch plywood is much more resistant to wear and tear than regular plywood.
A cross-banded veneer finish gives birch plywoods that edge over other plywoods, making them a range of robust, hardwood plies.
Unlike regular plywood, birch plywood is known for having multiple lamination layers and almost no spaces or voids. So if you're looking for something structurally tighter than the aesthetics, birch plywood is a much sturdier and lighter option.
Birch plies also have grades of plywoods based on the type of face veneer that is used. Owing to its consistent nature, mild colouring, durability and blemish-free surface, birch plywoods have become a favourite among plywoods. 
Thanks to its smooth, pale finish, products made from Birch plywood have a beautiful sheen on them and the surface looks just as good left untreated as it does varnished

BIRCH PLYWOOD USES

Uses include a variety of applications such as millwork, furniture production, structural/industrial applications, pattern making, plywood underlayment, form work, home improvement, and minor construction projects.