MDO and HDO Plywood Medium-density overlay (MDO) and High-Density Overlay (HDO) Plywood (also called signboard) are engineered wood panels originally designed for sign makers. However, they are gaining popularity for other purposes. Cabinetmakers are beginning to see and use the engineered woods’ value. They are also excellent products for jigs and cement forms. Surfaces MDO … Read more
Plywood and hardboard are two different types of wood products. Both are used for commercial and residential construction. Plywood is often used over hardboard because it is stronger, more water-resistant, and is widely available in most hardware stores. Plywood can be used for any internal or external DIY project, including cabinet building, subfloors, wall panels, … Read more
Plywood is ideal for use in bathrooms because of its strength, moisture resistance, and adaptability for any residential construction project. Choosing the best plywood for bathrooms depends on what you’re building, how strong you need the surface to be, and the finish you’d like to achieve. You can use plywood to build a bathroom vanity, … Read more
Finishing plywood is the most important stage in your plywood project. For more visible woodworking projects, like tables, cabinets, and wall panels, choosing a nice finish (suitable to the type of plywood you have) can make a long-lasting difference to your home décor. Plywood can easily be finished to look like oak when you choose … Read more
Plywood is a term used to describe all types of wood for residential construction projects, but, despite the different types available, it’s not the same as chipboard. Both chipboard and plywood use different materials and undergo a variable construction process. This impacts the core density, loadbearing capacity, appearance, moisture resistance, and overall finish. Choosing the … Read more