Commercial Plywood

Description

What to Know About Commercial Plywood?

Commercial Plywood is a type of engineered wood made from thin layers, also called plies, of wood veneer glued together. The layers are placed with their wood grains running perpendicular to each other for added strength.

What are the Uses of Commercial Plywood?

Commercial plywood is used in scaffolding projects as a stable and strong platform for workers to stand on. It is also used in formwork construction as a mold for concrete. 

What are the Benefits of Commercial Plywood?

Commercial plywood is affordable, strong, and resists bending. It provides a safe working surface for workers to stand on. It resists warping, cracking, and shrinking.

What Scaffolding System Does Commercial Plywood Belong To?

Commercial plywood is used in all the scaffolding systems that require a platform for the workers to stand on. For example, cantilever scaffolding, patented scaffolding, tube and coupler scaffolding, and the list goes on. 

What Materials are Used to Create Commercial Plywood?

Commercial plywood is made from layers of hardwood or softwood veneers bonded with synthetic resin adhesives. The wood is derived from trees like pine, spruce, poplar, etc.