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Paulownia Veneer Plywood
Paulownia Veneer Plywood is a premium engineered wood product distinguished by its face and back layers of Paulownia wood veneer, bonded over a core typically made of poplar, combi, or other hardwood plies.
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Why Choose Us

Professional Team

We have a professional team of over 100 experienced technical craftsmen, including more than 20 senior technical experts, possessing solid process capabilities and rich production experience.

Production Capacity

We have an annual production capacity of over 36,000 pieces, possessing stable large-scale delivery capabilities to meet diverse order demands.

Advanced Equipment

We are equipped with 6 specialized production workshops, 3 or more automated production lines, and 5 advanced surface treatment systems; key equipment includes automatic painting lines, CNC sawing machines, drilling machines, etc., comprehensively ensuring product precision and production efficiency.

Professional Certifications

We have passed multiple authoritative international certifications such as FSC, BSCI, REACH, and SGS, ensuring that our products meet international standards in terms of environmental protection, social responsibility, and quality and safety.

Specification

Parameter	Specification
Product Name	Paulownia Veneer Plywood / Wood Plywood
Standard Panel Sizes	1220 × 2440 mm (custom sizes available)
Thickness Range	2.0 – 30 mm (commonly 2.5, 5, 9, 12, 15, 18, 20 mm)
Thickness Tolerance	±0.2–0.5 mm (varies by thickness)
Core Material	Poplar / Paulownia / Hardwood / Combi Core
Face & Back Veneer	Paulownia / Okoume / Birch / Pine / Bintangor / EV veneer
Veneer Grade	AA/AA, BB/BB, BB/CC (or equivalent grade)
Glue / Bonding	MR (Moisture Resistant), E1, E2, Melamine, Phenolic / WBP
Formaldehyde Standard	E0 / E1 / E2 (depending on glue type)
Density	~380 – 650 kg/m³ (lightweight panel typical range)
Moisture Content	~8% – 12%
Number of Plies (Layers)	3 – 15+ plies depending on thickness
Surface Finish	Sanded (both sides), ready for paint / veneer / laminate
Certifications (Optional)	FSC / CE / CARB / ISO (depending on requirements)
Application	Furniture, cabinetry, interior paneling, lightweight construction

Advantages of Plywood

1. Made from multiple layers of wood veneer, plywood is a very strong material to work with.

2. It won't soak up water and liquids as quickly or easily as MDF does so it's less susceptible to water damage.

3. Because it carries a grain, plywood is stainable. Which makes it perfect for kitchen cabinets, tabletops and other projects where you want a large stained wood surface.

4. It holds screws very tightly since the varying grains of wood on each layer give the screws something to hold onto.

Types of Plywood

Softwood Plywood: Usually made of cedar, spruce, fir, pine, or redwood, softwood plywood is the most common type used for construction and industrial purposes. This type can vary in the thickness and number of its plies when being used in different projects.

Hardwood Plywood: Hardwood is a stronger kind of plywood made from angiosperm trees that are valued specifically for its strength, surface hardness, and resistance to wear and tear.

Tropical Plywood: Mixed species of tropical wood make up this low-cost variety of plywood. It's generally considered superior to softwood plywood due to its higher quality, density, and strength, and the evenness of its layers.

Aircraft Plywood: High strength, aviation-grade plywood is made from mahogany or birch and uses adhesives that are more resistant to higher levels of heat and humidity so it can retain its quality even in harsher conditions.

Decorative Plywood

This type is usually faced with some kind of hardwood, such as ash, oak, birch, maple, rosewood, or mahogany, and is used for things like cabinetry, furniture, and fixtures.

Flexible Plywood

Formed from a very thin central ply and two outer pieces, flexible plywood is specifically designed with curved pieces in mind. This type is made to bend and is usually glued together once it is formed into its final shape, for a stiff finished piece.

Marine Plywood

Marine plywood is used in the construction of docks and boats, and it usually costs more than standard plywood due to the more durable face and core it must have to resist humid and wet conditions.

Plywood Ratings

There are five important ratings that convey where and how to use plywood: Exterior, Exposure 1, Exposure 2, Interior and Structural 1.

Exterior means the panels have been waterproofed by pressure treating and can withstand inclement weather. Use exterior rated plywood for permanent outdoor structures that will be exposed to water long-term.

Exposure 1 means the panels have been waterproofed and can withstand exposure to the elements during construction. These panels will hold up to several wet-dry cycles during construction because the glue is water resistant. However, they are not suitable for long-term exposure post-construction.

Exposure 2 means the panels are made with an intermediate glue that is not fully waterproof. These panels can withstand occasional moisture but are otherwise intended for interior use.

Interior means the panels are not waterproof and are designed for interior use only. They should not be exposed to moisture.

Structural 1 is rated for seismic retrofit work, meaning it is designed to be earthquake resistant. Unless they have a Structural 1 rating, other plywood panels of any width are not suited for seismic retrofitting.

Plywood Grades

There are four grades of plywood: A, B, C and D. The grade refers to the quality and appearance of the plywood's face and back veneers.

A-grade plywood features a smooth, sanded surface without knots. Any wood defects have been repaired with synthetic filler, so the veneer can be painted. A-grade plywood is ideal for furniture or cabinet doors.

B-grade plywood also features a smooth, sanded surface, but may have more repaired defects up to 1-inch across.

C-grade is unsanded and may have several minor defects that will need to be repaired with knots up to 1 1/2 inches across, discoloration and sanding defects.

D-grade is also unsanded with defects that have not been repaired and knot holes up to 2 1/2 inches across, discoloration and sanding defects.

Common Application of Plywood

Construction

Plywood is commonly used in building construction for subflooring, sheathing, and roofing.

Furniture Making

It's a popular choice for crafting cabinets, tables, and other furniture pieces.

Cabinetry

Plywood is ideal for constructing kitchen and bathroom cabinets due to its strength and ability to support heavy loads.

Boat Building

Marine-grade plywood is used in boat construction due to its resistance to water.

DIY Projects

DIY enthusiasts often turn to plywood for home improvement projects due to its versatility.

Our Service

Before sale

Reply to products inquiries, Provide products quotation sheet, product design etc.

On sale

Ensure timely delivery of orders and resolve any issues during production & transportation; Within 24 hours feedback on progress to ensure customer satisfaction.

After sale

Usually one year warranty or usage guidance.

Packaging and Shipping

Packaging	Pallet packaging
Transportation methods	Road transport, rail transport, sea transport

Production Process

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FAQ

Q: What is plywood made of?

A: Plywood is made from multiple layers of wood veneer bonded together with adhesive, with each layer arranged to improve strength and stability.

Q: What are the main benefits of plywood?

A: Plywood offers high strength, good dimensional stability, resistance to cracking, and excellent versatility for different applications.

Q: How is plywood different from solid wood?

A: Unlike solid wood, plywood is engineered to reduce warping and splitting while maintaining consistent performance.

We are one of the most experienced manufacturers and suppliers of plywood in China. Please rest assured to wholesale high quality plywood at competitive price from our factory. If you have any enquiry about customized service, please feel free to email us.

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