Grade A4 Plywood

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What is A4 Plywood? The A4 grade of plywood has a high face quality and a lower back side quality. It is more economically priced than Grade A1 and often used for projects where the back side will not be seen.

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Grade B/BB Plywood

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This is a utilitarian grade of plywood and is often used where grain quality is less important, painted or hidden under other materials (e.g. subfloor). It is the highest grade available for Baltic Birch Plywood

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Marine Grade Plywood

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What is Marine Plywood? This plywood is made with exterior, waterproof glue rather than the interior glue used in other plywood. The lowest grade veneer that can be used for marine grade is “B“, meaning there will be no serious voids on the surface or within the sheet.

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Veneer Core Plywood

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Veneer core plywood is constructed entirely of alternating layers of wood veneer, including the “core” or center of the panel. Veneer core is extremely strong compared to MDF and MDF core plywood.

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