Plywood is a well-known engineered wood that has been used for decades in a variety of industries, including DIY, construction, and furniture. This particular material is regarded as the ideal replacement for natural wood, which is an increasingly limited source. Along with the rising demand for both the quantity and quality of consumers, businesses are forced to develop high-quality panel. Follow the article below for detailed information!
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Plywood: strength created by the wood plies
Many people today may immediately think of particle board, MDF, OSB, etc. when you mention industrial wood. Plywood, on the other hand, is a totally distinct material that is constructed from numerous layers of thin boards that are tightly bonded. It is covered on the surface with natural wood veneer, melamine, film, or laminate layer for improved appearance and increased durability,… Using specialized glue, the proper pressure, and temperature, all of the layers of the core and surface are firmly fused together.
Composition
Surface: Panel is often finished with an additional layer of surface for better quality and aesthetics and to meet the needs of each user. There are three primary types of surfaces:
- Melamine: A Decorative melamine glue (LPL) allows it to be water-resistant, resistant to stains, and durable.
- Veneer: A “paper thin” cut of wood ranging from 0.3mm – 0.6mm that’s applied to both sides of a strong core.
- Film: A layer of plastic paper with phenolic water-resistant glue enhances the strength and water resistance of sheets.
Core: Formed up of several, thin about 1.7 mm wood plies arranged in common patterns like LVD, LVL, and LVB. Any combination will generate a board with advantages that are appropriate for each use.
Adhesive: Urea Formaldehyde (UF), Melamine Urea Formaldehyde (MUF), Phenol Formaldehyde (PF)
Standard dimensions
The sheets are often produced with a standard size of 1220mm x 2440mm (4ft x 8ft), it is also used for all types of engineered wood. For individual demand, there is also an oversized 1250mm x 2500mm format available.
It can be made in a variety of widths and thicknesses, ranging from 5mm to 25mm, depending on the many uses such as interior, construction projects…
The structure of Plywood
The arrangement of the wood layers identifies the three types that are currently available on the market: LVD, LVL, and LVB. Each form will be suitable and offer the best possible service in each project.
LVD – Normal structure
The most common structure is called LVD made up of thin veneer sheets that are arranged alternately one on top of the other in the perpendicular direction of the wood grain. This enables the finished board to maintain stability under pressure from multiple directions, minimize warping, and achieve balance. It is frequently used for flat furniture like beds, tables, chairs, cabinets, etc.
LVL – Laminated Veneer Lumber
LVL has wood plies layered with the same grain. It promotes excellent homogeneity, and structural stability, guarantees durability, as well as enhances the board’s bending qualities. Thanks to that, LVL is used in beam frame systems in construction projects and in some curved furniture products.
LVB – Laminated Veneer Board
LVB stands for the core of a unique variety that is neither LVL nor LVD. However, it should be emphasized that LVB is not a term that is frequently used in the market or widely recognized in the industry. LVB’s basic structure can be modified to meet the specifications required by furniture manufacturers. Typically, the interior layers are vertical and the two outside layers are horizontal, or 3 horizontal, 2 vertical, and 3 horizontal layers. Thanks to its great mechanical hardness and excellent screw adhesion as a result, the board is perfect for use in furniture like chairs, beds, or door frames.
What is the most popular type of Plywood?
Possessing many exceptional advantages, it is considered the leading industrial wood board. This is also one of the few materials that can be utilized effectively in a range of industries, including furniture and construction. Here are a few prominent kinds of high-quality panels available today.
Melamine Plywood – Excellence in terms of both quality and looks
Melamine board with a surface covered by Melamine paper gives it a range of textures and hues to go with current interior design trends. Furniture made of melamine sheet is popular because it is simple to maintain its beauty over time. It is also well-liked for its qualities of resistance to dirt and scratches. Therefore, it is regarded as a premium material in the furniture industry.
Veneer Plywood – Engineered wood with natural beauty
Veneer faced plank has a strong core of multiple layers of wood plies and a beautiful veneer surface between 0.3mm – 0.6mm thick. Along with the unique beauty of natural wood and excellent attributes like anti-mold and high durability,… veneer-coated panels can be used in place of natural wood in many fields such as interior manufacturing, building, packaging, and CNC machining,…
Film faced plywood – The ideal construction board
In addition to the term film faced panel, this type of board is also known as coffrages or formwork. It is considered an excellent material for construction majors. The completed sheets with protective film and BWP glue offers hardness, durability, and good water resistance.
Therefore, this type can assist contractors in achieving better results while saving time and money. Besides, film-coated panels can also be applied to interiors/ exteriors such as tables, chairs, cabinets, etc. in humid environments, or as marine material, container flooring…
Common practical uses
Furniture materials
DIY project
Children’s toy
General projects
- Sculpture
- Pattern
- Parametric
Construction
Others
- Pallet
- Storage box
Plywood price
Customers can now require specifications including size, glue kind, surfaced type, and wood type… thanks to advanced technologies. Therefore, the price also be flexible depending on the order demand. Please get in touch with ADX to get competitive Pricing quote!
Dimension: 1220mm x 2440mm
Standard: E0, CARB P2, ISO |
Core | Thickness (mm) |
Sheets/ m3 | Plywood price |
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5,2 | 67,19 | |
6 | 55,99 | |||
9 | 37,33 | |||
11 | 30,54 | |||
12 | 27,29 | |||
15 | 22,40 | |||
18 | 18,66 | |||
21 | 16,00 | |||
25 | 13,44 |
Contact us to get a reasonable quote!
Specification
Formaldehyde emission standard
Formaldehyde is found in glue used in the production of engineered wood. Harmful emissions from formaldehyde contribute to poor air quality and negative impact on human health. To prevent the over-release of this toxic gas, formaldehyde emission guidelines for wood paneling in general were developed. These standards cover:
Standard | Limitation of Formaldehyde Emission | Applicable countries |
E0/ F*** | 0.07ppm | Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Korea, West Asia |
E1/ F** | 0.14ppm | |
E2 | 0.38 ppm | Southeast Asia, North Africa |
Carb P1 | 0.18 ppm | America, Canada, Europe |
Carb P2 | 0.05 ppm |
*ppm stands for parts per million
ADX’s product meets all Carb P2, E0 standards
Quality specification
ADX’s product Specification | |
Core | Melaleuca, Eucalyptus, Oil, Acacia, Pine, Rubber,…
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Surface |
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Dimension |
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Thickness | 5.2mm – 25mm |
Engineering tolerance |
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Moisture | 12 +/- 2% |
Raw material | 100% heat-dried |
ADX Plywood – a Vietnamese supplier of high-quality product
A satisfaction of our Partner’s Customers is the primary mission
ADX Plywood aims to become a leading engineered wood supplier in the domestic and international markets. We have strived to obtain the required certificates in order to satisfy export standards as well as to meet the demand of the engineered wood market.
- Operating one of the leading factories in Vietnam
- Owning about 28.000 hectares legal plantation forest
- Meeting standard of Carb P2, FSC, ISO
- Cooperating with the World’s leading furniture manufacturers: Ashley, Sanyang,…
Contact information
Headquarters: Sarimi B2-00.08, Sala Urban Area, An Loi Dong Ward, Thu Duc City, HCMC
Factory: Bac Dong Hoi Industrial Area, Thuan Duc commune, Dong Hoi City, Quang Binh Province, Vietnam
Hotline: 0937 09 88 99 | 0902 317 486
Email: Info@adxplywood.com
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