Birch plywood reduces the use of liquid glue and lowers the release of harmful substances such as formaldehyde during the production process. High quality birch plywood strictly controls the content of harmful substances to ensure that the product meets environmental standards and is harmless to human health. The production of multi-layer boards can more effectively utilize wood resources and reduce waste. By interlocking multiple layers of thin wooden boards, not only has the utilization rate of wood been improved, but the dependence on primitive forests has also been reduced.

Birch plywood is a multi-layer board made mainly of birch wood, which is laminated with birch bark through processes such as steaming, rotary cutting, drying, and bonding. The number of layers is generally odd to ensure the stability and strength of the board. Birch wood has a relatively smooth and flat surface, a light color, and a good visual effect. High quality birch plywood can even be directly used for furniture production without additional surface treatment.