Plywood is made from multiple layers of solid wood veneer bonded together with glue. These veneers are typically cut to a thickness of approximately 1 mm and then glued together with the grain perpendicular to each other to enhance the board's stability and strength. The plywood production process involves multiple steps, including wood cutting, shaping, gluing, and pressing. The choice of glue is crucial, impacting both the performance and environmental friendliness of the plywood.
