Uses of plywood
Plywood is a board made of multiple layers of wood chips (veneers) bonded together by gluing. The fiber directions of each layer of wood chips are usually perpendicular to each other. This staggered structure increases the strength and stability of plywood. The thickness of plywood can be controlled by adjusting the number of layers of veneers. Common thicknesses include 3 layers, 5 layers, 7 layers, etc.
The main uses of plywood include:
Construction and decoration:
Wallboards and floors: used for indoor wall and floor decoration, with good strength and beauty.
Roofs and ceilings: as structural materials, used for roof and ceiling support and decoration.
Door and window frames: manufacturing frames for doors and windows, with good load-bearing capacity and stability.
Furniture manufacturing:
Cabinets and wardrobes: used to manufacture various cabinets and wardrobes because of their high strength and easy processing.
Tables, chairs and bookshelves: used to make furniture such as tables, chairs, and bookshelves, providing a sturdy and durable structure.
Packaging and transportation:
Packing boxes: manufacturing packaging boxes for large machinery and equipment or heavy items, providing good protection performance.
Pallets: used to make pallets for transportation and storage, with good load-bearing capacity.
Automobiles and ships:
Car interiors: used to make interior decorations and partitions for cars, trucks, and trailers.
Ship decks and bulkheads: used in the construction of ship internal structures because of their moisture resistance and strength.
Crafts and decorations:
Models and toys: used to make various wooden models and toys, easy to process and shape.
Art decorations: used to make various art decorations, and the surface can be treated in a variety of ways to achieve beautiful effects.
The multi-layer structure and staggered fiber direction of plywood give it high strength and durability, and it can resist bending, twisting, and cracking. Therefore, plywood is widely used in many fields such as construction, furniture, and packaging.
