The article on ThePlywood.com compares plywood and hardboard, analyzing their strengths, weaknesses, and best-use scenarios. Plywood is more durable and moisture-resistant, making it ideal for structural applications, while hardboard is smoother and denser, suiting furniture and interior finishes. The guide helps determine the best choice based on budget, durability, and project needs. Read more here … Read more
Plywood is one of the most famous building products of the modern age. It’s strong, lightweight, easy to cut, and lasts a long time, so it has always been a preferred material for residential and commercial construction work. Using plywood for cupboards is a great way to achieve a smooth, sturdy finish. Choosing the right … Read more
Plywood is a very strong building material. During construction, each wooden panel is glued together with high pressure, which means it lasts a long period before deteriorating. The many layers of plywood make the panels extremely durable, especially when compared to solid wood and medium density fiberboard (MDF). Available in a wide range of sizes … 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
Amongst the many different things that can go wrong while working with wood, is cutting tools getting stuck in the wood mid-cut. But the most common tool to get stuck in wood is a drill bit. This can happen simply because the drill bit isn’t properly tightened in the drill’s chuck, but it usually indicates … Read more