Laminated Plywood

Laminated plywood is created by bonding a thin layer of decorative laminate to the surface of plywood using high-pressure lamination techniques. The laminate is typically made of high-quality resin-impregnated paper or vinyl films. The result is a plywood sheet with an attractive and durable surface that offers both aesthetic appeal and improved resistance to wear and tear.

Key Features of Laminated Plywood Laminated plywood offers several key features that make it a preferred choice for various applications:

Enhanced Durability

The lamination process adds an extra layer of protection to the plywood, making it more resistant to scratches, moisture, and UV damage. This increases the lifespan of the plywood and ensures its long-term durability.

Wide Range of Designs

Laminated plywood comes in a vast array of designs, patterns, and colors. From wood grains to solid colors, from abstract patterns to textured surfaces, there are endless possibilities to match any interior style and aesthetic preference.