FAQ

So, when brands claim that their plywood is 100% termite-proof, is there any truth to it?
Yes, there is some truth to these claims, but it largely depends on the quality and credibility of the brand. Reputed manufacturers treat their plywood with anti-termite chemicals, which significantly reduce the risk of termite attacks.However, if your home has high moisture levels, relying only on termite-resistant plywood is not enough. In such cases, we always recommend getting regular anti-termite treatment for your home.Remember, termites don’t attack only plywood—they can also damage solid wood. By carrying out anti-termite treatment at regular intervals, you can keep your plywood furniture protected, durable, and in excellent condition for many years.

The hot press machine plays a crucial role in the plywood manufacturing process. The adhesive used to bond the veneer layers is activated only under high temperature and pressure.Typically, the adhesive is heated to around 120°C to 140°C. At this temperature, it melts, cures, and forms a strong crystalline bond between the veneer layers.This process ensures that the plywood is firmly bonded, making it stronger, more durable, and resistant to delamination.
That’s why hot pressing is one of the most critical steps in manufacturing high-quality plywood.

Face veneer is the topmost decorative layer of plywood—the surface that you can actually see after the plywood is manufactured.
Typically, a 0.30 mm thick veneer is applied to both the front and back surfaces of the plywood. This outer layer is called the face veneer because it gives the plywood its final appearance, smooth finish, and grain pattern.
Once the face veneer is applied, the inner core layers are completely covered and are no longer visible. That’s why the visible surface of the plywood is known as the face veneer.

It is very important for plywood to have uniform thickness throughout the sheet. If the thickness is uneven, the panels will not align properly when you build shelves, wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, or any modular furniture. As a result, some sections may protrude while others remain recessed, leading to a poor finish.
On the other hand, when the plywood has consistent thickness, all the panels fit together perfectly. The joints remain flush, the edges align properly, and the furniture looks clean, premium, and professionally finished.
That’s why uniform plywood thickness is essential for achieving high-quality, well-finished furniture.

It is not recommended to place plywood sheets directly on the floor.
The main reason is that most floors are not perfectly level. If plywood is stored directly on an uneven surface, it can develop bending or warping over time due to uneven support.
To avoid this, plywood sheets should always be stored on wooden battens or pallets so that they receive proper and even support. This helps maintain a flat and smooth surface, even when additional weight is placed on top of the stack.
Proper storage ensures that the plywood retains its original shape and delivers the best performance when used in furniture or interior applications.