Arranwood Hardwood Faced Plywood - 18mm

EN636-2 is a European standard that indicates the plywood is suitable for use in humid conditions, offering enhanced moisture resistance compared to standard interior plywood.

While it has waterproof bonding and is suitable for humid conditions, it is not rated for direct, prolonged outdoor exposure without appropriate weatherproofing treatments and protection.

Use a sharp, fine-toothed saw blade. A circular saw, table saw, or jigsaw with a suitable blade will work. Consider using a guide for straight cuts and masking tape on the cut line to minimize splintering.

This plywood is designed for craft, repair, and joinery where strength matters, but it is considered non-structural. For load-bearing structural elements, consult specific building codes and use appropriately rated materials.

The product description specifies a 'hardwood face veneer,' indicating a durable hardwood species is used for the surface layer.

Cut sheet sizes may vary slightly due to the loss of material (kerf) from the saw blade during the cutting process.

The smooth hardwood face can be sanded and then finished with paint, varnish, or stain. Apply finish to both sides for better stability.

Ensure the plywood is stored flat in a dry environment. If minor warping occurs after cutting, it may settle once installed. Applying a finish to both sides can help stabilize the panel.

Use a sharp saw blade designed for plywood. Employ a scoring cut first or use masking tape along the cut line to reduce tear-out. A zero-clearance insert on a table saw can also improve cut quality.

The smooth face veneer is generally high quality. Minor cosmetic blemishes can typically be sanded out or concealed with paint or wood filler before finishing.

While waterproof bonded, this product is designed for humid conditions, not submersion. Ensure proper sealing and avoid constant saturation. If issues arise, contact the supplier for guidance.