top of page

Buy online at very low price Softwood Plywood for Construction Boards at wedge. Special discounted price 4.5 INR/SQF for Size 2440x1220x2 MM. 

 

Plywood GST HSN / HS Code: 44129990

 

Softwood Plywood is plywood which has a face and back veneer of softwood as opposed to a hardwood such as Birch, Maple, Oak, etc. Softwood plywood panels are comprised of a core made from either softwood then faced and backed with a veneer of soft wood and therefore are used for structural applications.

 

Price ListSize, mmThickness, mmPrice, INR / Pc
Softwood Plywood2440x12201.5095.56
Softwood Plywood2440x12201.60101.93
Softwood Plywood2440x12201.7098.05
Softwood Plywood2440x12201.80126.80
Softwood Plywood2440x12202.00133.36
Softwood Plywood2440x12202.50156.50
Softwood Plywood2440x12202.90175.23
Softwood Plywood2440x12203.00216.77
Softwood Plywood2440x12205.00361.28
Softwood Plywood2440x12208.00530.61
Softwood Plywood2440x12208.00578.05
Softwood Plywood2440x122012.00867.08
Softwood Plywood2440x122015.001083.85
Softwood Plywood2440x122017.001228.36
Softwood Plywood2440x122024.001734.16
Softwood Plywood2440x122030.001989.78

Softwood Plywood for Construction

  • Plywood is a versatile and widely used material in construction and furniture making due to its strength, durability, and cost-effectiveness.

    1. Softwood Plywood
    Made from softwood species like pine, fir, spruce, or cedar.
    Uses: Commonly used in construction for roofing, wall sheathing, flooring, and subflooring.
    Characteristics: Strong and durable, but typically less smooth and less aesthetically pleasing than hardwood plywood.
    2. Hardwood Plywood
    Made from hardwood species like oak, birch, maple, cherry, or mahogany.
    Uses: Often used in furniture making, cabinetry, paneling, and high-end joinery.
    Characteristics: Denser, stronger, and has a finer, more attractive grain. Provides a high-quality finish for visible applications.
    3. Marine Plywood
    Made from durable wood species with waterproof glue.
    Uses: Ideal for use in areas exposed to moisture or humidity, such as boat building, docks, and outdoor furniture.
    Characteristics: Resistant to water, rot, and fungal attacks. Has no core gaps, making it stronger and more durable in wet conditions.
    4. Flexible Plywood (Bendy Ply)
    Made with a thin core and lightweight veneers that allow it to bend easily.
    Uses: Used for creating curved shapes in furniture, cabinetry, and decorative architectural elements.
    Characteristics: Easily bends into desired shapes without cracking, perfect for complex designs.
    5. Structural Plywood
    Typically made from a mix of softwood and hardwood species.
    Uses: Used for load-bearing applications like beams, flooring, and wall bracing in construction.
    Characteristics: Strong and designed to withstand heavy loads and structural stress.
    6. Decorative Plywood (Veneer Plywood)
    Has a high-quality veneer surface of fine wood, such as walnut, teak, or maple, over a core of less expensive wood.
    Uses: Commonly used in furniture, cabinetry, and interior decoration where appearance is important.
    Characteristics: Offers a premium look and finish, often polished or stained to highlight the natural wood grain.
    7. Film-Faced Plywood
    A layer of film coating is applied to its surface, typically made from phenolic or melamine resin.
    Uses: Used in construction, especially for concrete formwork and shuttering, due to its smooth, water-resistant surface.
    Characteristics: Durable, reusable, and provides a smooth finish to concrete surfaces.
    8. Fire-Retardant Plywood
    Treated with fire-retardant chemicals to reduce flammability.
    Uses: Used in areas where fire resistance is required, such as ceilings, walls, and partitions in commercial buildings.
    Characteristics: Slows down the spread of flames and reduces smoke production.

bottom of page