Baltic Birch is not a specific species of birch, but is a general designation of plywood from Russia, Finland, and nearby Baltic states. As with any natural wood product, quality can be variable. However, Baltic Birch plywood is generally regarded as …

Why Baltic Birch? Excellent glue- and screw-holding; Amazing strength & stability in the birch layered core; Edges can be left bare or covered with edge banding or solid banding; Thick face veneer allows you greater margin for sanding without worry of sanding through

Baltic Birch, also known as ‘Russian Birch’, is multi-ply product, having more plies (or layers) than standard domestic plywood. It is a plywood that is light in color with excellent strength and stability due to core made out of single piece Birch veneers.

2022年10月9日 · To start, Baltic birch is a plywood product native to the northeastern region of Europe around the Baltic Sea. It’s manufactured for European cabinetmaking. This begins to explain the product’s odd sheet size of 5’x5′ (more about …

Baltic Birch Plywood in B/BB grades in 1/8", 1/4", 1/2" & 3/4" by the piece or the whole sheets. Wide variety of cut sizes for shipping.

Baltic Birch is a popular type of plywood, particularly in cabinet and furniture making. It’s naturally stronger and more durable with a void free core that often has an attractive, uniform face (depending on the grade). This type of plywood gets its Baltic name from the area the trees are harvested from, the Eastern European Baltic Sea region.

We offer strong, stable Baltic Birch plywood for sale that will take your project to the next level. Baltic Birch remains one of the best plywood options on the market due to its cleaner joinery. At KJP, our Baltic Birch plywood supply includes both sheets and plywood circles. Shop our selection of Baltic Birch plywood today.

2023年8月11日 · What is baltic birch?: It’s a stable, high-grade plywood with many layers (or “plys”). A 3/ 4″- thick piece of baltic birch will have 13 layers. Each layer is made of one solid piece of wood, so there are no gaps (called “voids”) in the plywood. Large knots are patched. Why is it called ‘Baltic’ birch?:

Baltic Birch Plywood is unlike traditional plywood you're used to seeing. It is manufactured in the Baltic region of northeastern Europe using solid one-piece Birch veneer for each ply. The plys are cross-banded (alternating grain direction) and held together with strong interior grade glue.

We strive to offer every option of thickness, grade, and dimension made available in Baltic Birch, from our warehouse inventory, in order to reduce lead times to your facility. Traditionally, Baltic Birch has been the primary choice of plywood for use in: Drawer box construction; Engineered flooring; Architectural plywood platforms