Furniture plywood can be classified based on various factors such as the type of wood used, the grade of the plywood, and the intended use. Some common classifications of furniture plywood include: 1. Type of Wood: - Hardwood plywood: Made from hardwood species such as oak, maple, cherry, and birch. Hardwood plywood is known for its strength, durability, and attractive grain patterns. - Softwood plywood: Made from softwood species such as pine, fir, and cedar. Softwood plywood is typically less expensive and lighter in weight compared to hardwood plywood. 2. Grade of Plywood: - A-Grade plywood: Highest quality plywood with minimal defects and a smooth, uniform surface. Suitable for high-end furniture and cabinetry. - B-Grade plywood: Good quality plywood with some visible defects such as knots and patches. Suitable for mid-range furniture and cabinetry. - C-Grade plywood: Lower quality plywood with more visible defects and imperfections. Suitable for utility furniture and construction projects. 3. Intended Use: - Decorative plywood: Features a decorative veneer on the surface, such as hardwood veneer or laminate, making it suitable for furniture that requires an attractive finish. - Structural plywood: Designed for structural applications such as building frames and supports. May be used in furniture that requires extra strength and stability. 4. Thickness: - Thin plywood: Typically 1/8 inch to 1/4 inch thick, suitable for lightweight furniture and decorative applications. - Standard plywood: Typically 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch thick, suitable for most furniture construction projects. - Thick plywood: Typically 1 inch or thicker, suitable for heavy-duty furniture and industrial applications. Overall, furniture plywood can be classified based on a combination of these factors to meet specific design and performance requirements.
Our company produces a variety of commercial plywood, including acoustic Panels with high sound insulation, weather resistance and durability, melamine plywood with high hardness and environmental friendliness. WPC boards are waterproof and wear-resistant, and Film Faced Plywood are easy to construct and widely used. We can customize colors and sizes to provide you with comprehensive panel services.
