Peeled boards are layers of wood that are thinly sliced from natural wood.
The thickness of each sheet ranges from 0.3 to 0.6 mm.
The width depends on the type of wood about 170mm to 250mm.
The surface of the peeled board has beautiful and attractive natural wood grain lines.
Peeled and dried plywood is the source of raw materials for the production of furniture and industrial plywood.
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Advantages
* Cheaper
The cost of products made of peeled plywood is much cheaper than the cost of natural wood, which helps to save costs while still owning quality products.
*Durable, solid and stable
Solid wood is susceptible to changes in temperature and humidity and can warp or crack. Meanwhile, plywood is quite sturdy, difficult to warp, less termites and can withstand the effects of weather.
* Aesthetics
The surface of the peeled board has different natural wood grains that are very beautiful and eye-catching; when producing furniture with high aesthetic value; suitable for the needs of many customers and design styles.
* Save raw wood, protect primary forest
The peeling board production process makes very little waste of wood, the output of raw wood increases significantly; Therefore, using peeled boards in furniture production will help save wood resources and protect the environment. Scientific planning and exploitation of planted forests for production will help protect primary forests that are being depleted due to excessive logging.
Defect:
Peeled board has a very thin thickness, although the industrial wood core has been improved in production and added chemicals to increase hardness, its durability is still limited. Therefore, furniture products made from peeled wood can be scratched and cracked when subjected to too strong impact during use.
Water resistance is not natural wood. Because the wood core is industrial wood, furniture made from peeled boards can still be soaked with water when exposed to a lot of water.