Here’s the deal — not all plywood is created equal. If you’ve ever grabbed a few sheets for a weekend project, only to find out they warped or sagged a month later, you probably picked the wrong kind. There are two main types: structural and non-structural plywood. One’s made to hold up a house. The … Read more
Furniture changes with time, not just the style and quality of the furniture but also the technology used to make and function that furniture. At one time, wealthy Mayan people in southern Mexico and Central America used only a mattress on a stone platform as their bed. This bed was somehow considered to be better … Read more
Originally, “plywood” referred only to wood panels made of multi-layered veneer, laid with the grain perpendicular to adjacent layers, and bonded together with glue. While this term is still accurate, the name plywood has expanded, becoming more generic today. It now refers to all engineered wood panels, regardless of their form or manufacturing process. The … Read more
