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Plywood Core
As a leading plywood manufacturer in China, CHANTA® offers a wide selection of plywood core materials designed to meet diverse applications and customer needs. Each core type is engineered with unique properties to enhance strength, stability, and durability, ensuring reliable performance for furniture, construction, and interior projects.
Birch Core
Birch core is a durable hardwood with high density and excellent stability. It resists warping, offers strong screw-holding, and performs well in demanding projects.
- Applications: construction, furniture, cabinetry, joinery
- Benefits: stable, long-lasting, reliable base
Eucalyptus Core
The combination of eucalyptus and birch core creates a plywood that blends the strength and durability of eucalyptus with the refined finish and natural beauty of birch. This balanced performance makes it a popular choice for high-quality furniture, decorative applications, and architectural projects where both strength and appearance matter.
- Applications: furniture, decorative use, architectural projects
- Benefits: strong, durable, refined finish
Eucalyptus & Birch Core
The combination of eucalyptus and birch core creates a plywood that blends the strength and durability of eucalyptus with the refined finish and natural beauty of birch. This balanced performance makes it a popular choice for high-quality furniture, decorative applications, and architectural projects where both strength and appearance matter.
- Applications: furniture, decorative use, architectural projects
- Benefits: strong, durable, refined finish
Hardwood Core
Hardwood core plywood is made with species such as oak, maple, or ash to deliver outstanding strength and durability. Known for its excellent load-bearing capacity, it is widely used in flooring, heavy furniture, and industrial projects that demand long-lasting performance.
- Applications: flooring, heavy furniture, industrial projects
- Benefits: high strength, durable, load-bearing
Combi Core
Combi Core plywood is made by combining species such as eucalyptus and birch, offering a balanced mix of strength, stability, and cost-effectiveness. Its versatility makes it suitable for construction, flooring, and a wide range of general-purpose applications where performance and value are equally important.
- Applications: construction, flooring, general-purpose projects
- Benefits: strong, stable, cost-effective
Finger Joint Core
Finger-jointed core plywood is made by connecting shorter wood pieces with precise interlocking finger joints. This construction enhances stability, minimizes the risk of warping or splitting, and ensures consistent performance. It is a reliable choice for furniture, bookshelves, and interior projects where strength and uniformity are required.
- Applications: furniture, bookshelves, interior projects
- Benefits: stable, durable, warp-resistant
Joint Core
Joint core plywood is built with solid wood joints between adjacent veneers, offering greater strength and stability. This design makes it a reliable option for furniture, doors, and trim applications where both durability and appearance are essential.
- Applications: furniture, doors, trim projects
- Benefits: strong, stable, durable, aesthetic
Thicker Core
Thicker core plywood is engineered with an extra-thick core layer to deliver superior strength and stability. It is well-suited for heavy-duty applications that demand enhanced load-carrying capacity and long-lasting durability, making it a dependable choice for demanding projects.
- Applications: heavy-duty construction, load-bearing projects, durable structures
- Benefits: extra strength, stable, long-lasting
Block Board
Blockboard is a plywood core made of solid wood blocks, providing excellent dimensional stability and high load-carrying capacity. It is widely used in furniture, partitions, and interior applications where both strength and durability are essential.
- Applications: furniture, partitions, interior projects
- Benefits: strong, stable, durable, load-bearing
MDF Core
MDF core plywood uses a medium-density fibreboard core to provide excellent stability, smooth surfaces, and uniform structure. It is commonly chosen for cabinets, bookshelves, and interior projects that require a consistent, flawless finish and easy workability.
- Applications: cabinets, bookshelves, interior projects
- Benefits: stable, smooth, uniform, easy to finish
FR MDF Core
FR MDF (flame retardant medium-density fibreboard) core plywood is engineered with built-in flame-resistant properties while maintaining stability and durability. It is widely used in interior wall panels, partitions, and furniture for public spaces where fire safety is a key requirement.
- Applications: wall panels, partitions, public space furniture
- Benefits: flame-retardant, safe, stable, durable
HMR MDF Core
HMR MDF (High Moisture Resistant Medium-Density Fibreboard) core plywood is specially developed to withstand humid environments. With its improved moisture resistance and stable structure, it is widely used in kitchen cabinets, bathroom furniture, and interior woodwork where protection against dampness is essential.
- Applications: kitchen cabinets, bathroom furniture, interior woodwork
- Benefits: moisture-resistant, stable, long-lasting
HDF Core
HDF core plywood is manufactured with a high-density fibreboard core, providing exceptional strength, durability, and dimensional stability. Its smooth and impact-resistant surface makes it an excellent choice for doors, cabinets, and furniture components that require both performance and a refined finish.
- Applications: doors, cabinets, furniture components
- Benefits: strong, stable, impact-resistant, smooth finish
OSB Core
OSB core plywood is built with an oriented strand board core, offering dependable strength and excellent dimensional stability. It is widely applied in building, flooring, and structural projects where consistent performance and durability are required.
- Applications: building, flooring, structural projects
- Benefits: strong, stable, reliable
Particle Board Core
Particleboard core plywood is produced using small wood particles bonded with resin, creating a stable and economical core material. It is best suited for non-structural applications such as interior wall paneling, furniture backing, and packaging where cost-effectiveness and practicality are priorities.
- Applications: interior wall paneling, furniture backing, packaging
- Benefits: cost-effective, practical, lightweight