Category Archives: veneer plywood

I have an "engineered wood floor" in my house. It is the plywood with a very very thin layer of real wood on the top. There are several worn and discolored spots. Unfortunately, I cannot sand it. But what I … Continue reading →

can brick veneer be covered with plywood then wall board ? would like to re Face fireplace.. no wood inside firebox Yes it could . . but what do you mean by covered and wall board

Can anyone help me find a supplier that can supply 5×8′ 3/4" sheets of veneered plywood. With the grain running in the 8′ direction. Everyone says its available, but no one can deliver. This is a special order item! The … Continue reading →

yes it can and will you need spacing between the edges where the sheets meet .when its hot they will expand when cold it will shrink . you need spacing of at least one eight inch

I need to make two large doors for some built in cabinets.(2ft by 4ft and 2ft by 2.5ft) I want them to be flat. Some suggest a hardboard center with wood edging epoxied together, sanded till flat and then veneer … Continue reading →

.I need two, 6mm thick,baltic birch plywood sheets that have 5 layers of veneer. I hope that makes sense. I need the deminsions to be 1 and a half feet by 4ft. how much would it be? and the grade … Continue reading →

I want to build a small box out of MDF, or even plywood…either way, i want the thickness of the material to be no more then 1/4 of an inch.. what would be the best joinery for this project? I … Continue reading →

I bought a floating/locking floor and installed in my home. When I bought it I was told that it was mostly plywood (I think) with a bamboo veneer. My problem is my husband put our furniture back without placing rubber … Continue reading →

-If a standard size sheet is 4′ x 8′ , how many square feet are in a sheet? -if the cost of a standard size sheet of cabinet grade plywood (32 sq.ft – with maple veneer on both sides) is … Continue reading →

Which letter is it? Please only answer if you know! I have been looking for the answer forever! Regarding Plywood panels: A. 2′ x 4′ is the most common size. B. They have an even number of cross-laminated layers. C … Continue reading →