Birch Plywood
(81 products)Birch Plywood is made of 1.4mm thick birch veneers assembled by cross-bonding. It is glued under pressure with either melamine urea MR glue or phenol-formaldehyde WBP glue.
This plywood is primarily made from European birch (Betula spp.), valued for its fine-grained timber. The trees are usually harvested from sustainably managed forests, where replanting and responsible forestry practices are enforced to maintain ecological balance.
The veneers are peeled from mature Baltic birch wood logs, then carefully dried and graded to ensure minimal defects. Choosing sourced plywood from certified suppliers (like Riga Wood) also supports responsible forestry and environmental standards.
We supply plywood sheets with standard thicknesses including 6,5mm, 9mm, 12mm, 15mm, and 18mm, suitable for a wide range of applications.
Our plywood is available in a variety of finishes to suit different applications, including raw, clear-coated, film-faced, melamine, and laminated surfaces.
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Riga Form Honey Baltic Birch Plywood 1220x2440x12mm INT
$214.0Unit price$71.81 / m2Unavailable
About Our Birch Plywood
Our Birch plywood range is selected for strength, consistency, and reliable performance across commercial and residential applications. The fine, even grain makes it suitable for furniture making, cabinetry, shopfitting, detailed interior work, and many more.
Most of the Birch plywood panels are manufactured in Latvia to strict quality standards and sourced from responsibly managed forests. With stable cores, clean faces (grades B/B, B/BB, BB/BB, ), and perfect structural integrity, they provide a practical solution for Australian projects requiring precision and durability.
For additional specifications, bulk orders, or trade enquiries within Australia, please contact our team.
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