It is made of three or more layers of thin wood boards glued together with adhesives, and the fiber directions of adjacent veneers are perpendicular to each other. It has excellent structural strength and stability, featuring light weight, high strength, good elasticity and toughness, impact and vibration resistance, and easy processing and finishing. It can effectively improve the utilization rate of wood and serves as an important means of conserving wood. This type of board has a wide range of applications and is commonly used in furniture processing (such as manufacturing cabinet bodies), construction formwork, packaging crates, as well as materials for aircraft, ships, trains, automobiles, and other fields.

Manufacturing involves a rich raw wood material base, specializing in two main categories: Furniture use plywood and construction use plywood (Film Faced Plywood). Furniture plywood sizes are primarily 1220mm*2440mm with thicknesses ranging from 3mm to 35mm. Core materials include poplar, birch, okoume, and mixed cores. Adhesives used include phenolic glue, Melamine glue, and environment-protected glues (E0, E1). Surface options range from okoume, poplar, and birch to Red oak, Maple, and Cherry. Film faced plywood utilizing high-quality melamine and phenolic glues ensures high recycle use frequency.