Plywood can be divided into various types according to different usage scenarios and needs, such as ordinary plywood, decorative plywood, special plywood, etc. Among them, ordinary plywood is mainly used for building templates, furniture manufacturing, etc; Decorative plywood has beautiful textures and colors, and can be used for indoor decoration, furniture veneer, etc; Special plywood has special properties and applications, such as waterproof plywood, fireproof plywood, etc.

Plywood, as a multifunctional and environmentally friendly building material, plays an important role in modern architecture and furniture manufacturing. Its excellent performance characteristics and wide range of applications make it a popular product in the market. In the future, we have reason to believe that plywood will continue to play a greater role in the fields of construction and furniture manufacturing.

Plywood is widely used in the decoration of floors, wall panels, ceilings and other parts in the construction field. Its excellent physical properties and environmental friendliness make it an ideal material in modern architecture. Plywood has good processability and can be processed through cutting, drilling, carving, and other processes as needed. This makes it have broad application prospects in fields such as architecture and furniture manufacturing.

Plywood, also known as multi-layer board or multi-layer solid wood board, is a board made by bonding three or more layers of veneer or thin wood. Each layer is carefully selected and processed to ensure the overall quality and performance of the board. By bonding with adhesive, these veneers or thin woods are firmly bonded together to form a sturdy whole.

Plywood, as an indispensable material in modern architecture and furniture manufacturing, has attracted widespread attention both inside and outside the industry due to its unique performance and wide range of applications. It not only has excellent physical properties, but also is environmentally friendly and easy to process, making it the preferred material in many engineering projects.