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EXPLORE THE V-SERIES

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THE V-SERIES

The V-Series is a world-class, cost-effective veneered plywood series that covers the spectrum of woodworking applications from a range of Cabinet segments, furniture, cladding, trimwork and more.

The series consists of the 4 tiers:

400 Lite, V500, V600, VX600

Now available in White Birch Rotary-cut veneer, with each segment offering a unique core veneer specification to suit a variety of end-uses.

 

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V400 Lite

The V400 Lite is the lightest option of Birch plywood in the market. With the highly stable core made up of Indonesian Falcata and Jabon - this is the preferred choice when a lite material is needed.

V500

The V500 is a mid-rage density core option of Birch plywood developed for the Canadian Market. With a full Poplar core- it provides better screw holding properties than the V400 Lite.

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V600

The V600 core offers a reliable, sturdy and economical panel with tightly controlled face and back grade.

VX600

The VX600 is the ultra premium core. This core offers both  mechanical properties and aesthetic superiority for visible core applicaitions due to its high color uniformity.

Why Birch Plywood?

Plywood is a versatile and widely used building material that has transformed the world of construction and design. Among the various types of plywood available, Baltic birch plywood stands out for its exceptional strength, durability, and unique composition. With a history dating back several centuries, Baltic birch plywood has become a staple in modern construction and woodworking due to its defining characteristics and numerous advantages.

Historical Origins

The history of Baltic birch plywood can be traced back to the Baltic region of Northern Europe, particularly countries like Russia, Finland, and the Baltic states. The region is renowned for its dense forests of birch trees, which provided the ideal raw material for the production of high-quality plywood. In the 19th century, Baltic birch plywood began to gain prominence as European craftsmen and manufacturers recognized its potential for superior structural stability and versatility.

DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS

 Layered Construction

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Birch plywood is distinctively composed of multiple layers or plies of birch veneer, typically an odd number, that are glued together with strong adhesive. The alternating grain direction of each layer lends the plywood remarkable strength and stability, making it less prone to warping, twisting, or cracking compared to traditional plywood.

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Dense and Durable

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Baltic birch plywood is known for its density and durability. The fine-grain structure of birch wood contributes to its exceptional hardness and resistance to wear and tear, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications.

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Exceptional Strength-to-Weight Ratio

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The layered construction and high-quality adhesive used in birch plywood result in an excellent strength-to-weight ratio. This makes it an ideal material for projects that require both strength and reduced weight.

 

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Fine Finish

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Birch plywood boasts a smooth and consistent surface that is conducive to finishing techniques such as painting, staining, or laminating. Its even grain and lack of voids contribute to a polished and refined end product.

KEY ADVANTAGES

Non
Warping 

Neutral
Aesthetic

Excellent
​Machining & Screwing

Excellent Value

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