Thin Plywood

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THIN PLYWOOD

Thin plywood has the same structure as standard plywood but a thickness range of 2 to 5 mm. One or two veneer layers joined together with adhesive glue create thin plywood. Additionally, an extra layer is applied to the board's surface that helps protect it from scratches.

Thickness is the primary distinction between thin plywood and other types of plywood. Thanks to its low price and high durability, thin plywood is widely used in today's world.

Features of Thin Plywood

The layers of wooden planks are arranged in a 90-degree perpendicular direction, alternating with each other.
The minimum number of wood layers in a standard sheet of thin plywood is 3.
Can be bent to a certain extent.
There are no holes in the solid board core.

Types of Thin Plywood

2mm thin plywood
2.5mm thin plywood
3mm thin plywood
4mm thin plywood
5mm thin plywood

Utilizing Thin Plywood

Don't cut plywood with a saw. The saw blade will split and crack the board's cross section. Thus, we should minimize the use of saws and substitute them with high-pressure water jets or lasers for cutting plywood.
If drilling plywood, you have to mark the spot beforehand and drill through both sides of the board. Apply more specific glue to the drill hole after drilling.
Avoid placing plywood directly on the ground since this can shorten the material's lifespan.
Keep the plywood dry and store it somewhere with moderate humidity and temperatures.
Avoid placing heavy or bulky things on the plywood, as this may cause it to warp.