Behind the scenes, plywood is used in nearly all areas of a high quality interior design – kitchen cabinets and wardrobes, flooring underlays and wall panels. While paints, fabrics and fixtures are typically the focus, it’s plywood that supplies the structural backbone which holds all the pieces together. Its quality will determine the longevity of your interiors, how they will look as time goes on and the safety of those living or working in them.

Spills and dampness, as well as steam, happen in kitchens and bathrooms every day. If plywood can’t withstand moisture, it will expand, come apart layers-wise and finally decay.

Structural Integrity Affects Everything

A smooth, even surface (if there is one) has a tremendous influence on the adhesion of veneer, laminates or paints to the surface and their appearance.

Surface Quality Defines the Final Look

Plywood that is used for shelves, floors and structural panels needs to bear actual weights. The number of layers of this plywood, and the quality of the wood used and the glue between layers, determine its bending strength.

Load Bearing and Longevity

In today’s world, interior design takes a greater account of the welfare of those living in interior design.

Sustainability and Indoor Air Quality