Plywood Sheets

Structural plywood is a high-strength engineered wood product designed made by layering thin sheets of wood veneer, called plies, which are glued together with their grains alternating at right angles for enhanced strength and stability. This cross-laminated structure ensures the plywood can withstand significant loads, resist warping, and maintain its structural integrity under various environmental conditions. Structural plywood is commonly used for flooring, roofing, wall sheathing, and other load-bearing purposes.

Marine plywood is the ideal choice for high moisture or humidity environments where standard plywood would not be suitable. Though it is not a 100% waterproof ply, the sheets (plies) are glued with waterproof glue, which makes it a more water-resistant alternative to standard plywood. 

Our general-use plywood is typically used for a range of purposes such as joinery or other interior projects with no specific structural or moisture resistance demands. This general use ply is ideal for staining and painting. Our General Purpose plywood is sold in 3.6mm, 5.5mm, 9mm and 12mm thicknesses. 

Also sometimes known as formwork plywood, shuttering ply’s main use is for creating formwork for pouring and shaping concrete. This is a popular method in forming shed bases or laying foundations for buildings and walls, though it expands out into a wide range of concrete structures and forms. Our shuttering plywood is sold in 9mm, 12mm and 18mm thicknesses.