MARINE GRADE PLYWOOD
| Marine Grade Plywood is an exterior structural panel, sanded on both sides, most commonly made from Douglas fir or Pine. Other species of hardwood may also be used for marine plywood, usually in the Marine (boating) industry.Marine plywood is constructed in exactly the same manner as other exterior grade panels except that the core (inner plies) are of a higher grade where any defects are repaired, leaving no voids or voids no greater than 1/8”. The same structural exterior glue is used and the face and back veneers are usually of higher grades such as A or B.
Click here to view the ROSEBURG PLYWOOD AND COMPOSITE WOOD PANELS MSDS Sheet Additional Information: Exterior Grade – No 1 Glue |
| Thickness | Size | Grade |
|---|---|---|
| 3/8″ | 4’x8′ | AB Marine 3/ 8″ |
| 1/2″ | 4’x8′ | AB Marine 1 / 2″ |
| 3/4″ | 4’x8′ | AB Marine 3/ 4″ |
EXTERIOR PLYWOOD
| Exterior Grade Softwood Plywood is most commonly used in the construction industry for its structural qualities and price point. It is usually made from softwoods such as Douglas Fir or Pine. A structural exterior (water resistant) adhesive is used to adhere the veneer layers together. The higher grade panels are sanded on both sides and are sometimes referred to as Sanded Plywood or Sanded Panels.
When referring to thickness, exterior grade plywood is nominally smaller than the referred to dimension e.g.: ¼ inch panels are actually 7/32” or ¾” panels are actually 23/32” etc. See our list of available sizes below. Species: Douglas Fir or Radiata Pine
Additional Information: Exterior Grade – No 1 Glue |
