Birch Plywood

The B face is virtually free of defects; the BB back is smooth, with minor imperfections neatly repaired. The result is high strength, long service life and a surface that takes paint, stain or clear lacquer beautifully.

Best for premium furniture and cabinetry, millwork and interior finishes under clear varnish — anywhere the face is on display.

Both surfaces are smooth and free of major defects. Small knots and pin knots are fully repaired with sound veneer patches, giving a consistent, even appearance across the sheet.

Stable through changes in temperature and humidity. A go-to choice for furniture production and for interior or exterior furniture components that are painted or clear-coated.

The BB side is decorative and ready for paint or varnish; knots are typically repaired with veneer inserts. The CP side is the utility back — small checks and defects may be present, and it can be painted.

Ideal for interior wall paneling, fixtures and casework where only one side is ever seen.

Small checks or loose knots may remain and can be filled with wood putty. With proper prep, both faces accept paint and varnish and can be overlaid with films or laminates.

Used for furniture carcasses, single-use concrete forms, subfloor under finished flooring and other technical applications.

The CP face is puttied for technical use and, once prepped, can be painted, varnished or overlaid. The C back is a utility, non-decorative surface where natural wood characteristics remain.

Common uses: underlayment-type and interior utility work, shop fixtures and general non-structural applications.

Both faces are C grade: checks and knots may remain, and paint, varnish or coat it as the job requires.

Built for furniture frames, crating and packaging, jigs and fixtures, cargo protection in transit and other utility uses.