Plywood is a board made by bonding together multiple layers of thin wood veneers through a specialized gluing process. This structure gives plywood superior strength and stability.

Plywood is widely used in construction, furniture manufacturing, packaging, shipbuilding, and various woodworking projects. It can be used to make furniture, flooring, walls, roofs, templates, and more.

Common types of plywood include regular plywood, multi-layer plywood, plywood flooring, marine plywood, fire-resistant plywood, and others. Each type has specific uses and performance characteristics.

Compared to solid wood, plywood has better dimensional stability and is less prone to warping due to moisture. It is also more economical as it allows for more efficient use of wood.

Yes, plywood comes in various sizes and thicknesses to suit different project needs. Common thicknesses include 3mm, 6mm, 12mm, 18mm, and others.

Modern plywood typically uses eco-friendly glues and adheres to relevant environmental standards. When selecting plywood, you can check for environmental certifications.