Plywood is one of the most widely used engineered wood products in the world. From basic furniture to complex architectural elements, it plays a foundational role in construction and interior design. However, all plywood is not created equal. The environment in which the plywood will be used, interior or exterior, greatly influences the type of plywood you should select.

A laminate is a composite surfacing material used to enhance the appearance and functionality of kitchen cabinets & countertops, wardrobe shutters & bedroom furniture, office workstations, wall cladding & false ceilings, commercial spaces & retail interiors furniture, floorings, walls, cabinetry, and other surfaces in interior design. It is made by bonding together multiple layers of paper or fabric with resin, then compressing them under high pressure and heat to form a dura

Plywood is one of the most versatile and widely used building materials in interior design and construction. Made by gluing together thin layers of wood veneers, plywood offers excellent strength, durability, and flexibility at a relatively low cost. Whether you're planning furniture, cabinetry, wall paneling, or flooring, understanding the types, grades, and uses of plywood can help you make informed design and structural decisions.