Poplar Plywood is produced from WBP glue and is therefore resistant to boiling water for 72 hours.

The reason why Poplar Plywood is preferred in many areas is its durability, non-shrinking and non-swelling, high mechanical properties and ability to hold nails and screws. It is also easy to process and decorative.

While purchasing Poplar Plywood, it may be beneficial for you to pay attention to the following. Poplar Plywood surface quality should be smooth. One surface should be at least A quality, cracked there should be no knots. The other surface is B quality. A certain amount of cracks and knots are acceptable.

Poplar Plywood;

• Its caliber should be smooth and the thicknesses should be homogeneous superficially.
• The surface should not show any regional thickness differences.
• There should be no margins, if possible, the inner layer thicknesses should be equal.
• There should be no miter misalignment, it may cause problems during side-by-side use.
• The number of layers should be at least 3 layers, the higher the number of layers, the stronger the strength, there is no problem of layering in CNC cutting.
• The water counter must be WBP glued. (phenol formaldehyde)
• If the poplar has started with a tree type, all layers must be of the same tree type, the use of different trees in plywood production creates problems in plywood and this should be taken in consideration while purchasing.
• This should be taken into account when purchasing.