The edge is part of the design
Exposed layers can be deliberate. If you want a quiet, even border, its treatment should be agreed before panels are cut.
Plywood can show its layered edge or be finished over. Before using it for shelving or a workstation, we check thickness, support points and the grade of the visible face.
We compare the complete piece and its use, not just a flat sample.
Exposed layers can be deliberate. If you want a quiet, even border, its treatment should be agreed before panels are cut.
Material alone does not settle the design of a long shelf. We consider length, expected load and support to avoid a panel that flexes in use.
A panel left on show needs a different surface selection from one hidden inside a unit. The quotation should state the grade and finish to be supplied.
An exposed edge shows the construction. We decide where to show it and where protection is needed.
Near a sink or basin, sealing and cleaning matter. Plywood alone does not solve constant moisture exposure.
Screw and support positions matter on a loaded shelf. We specify them with span and thickness, not just the visible finish.
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View on InstagramNot simply because it is plywood. Check the chosen board specification, edge protection and the actual exposure to water.
Yes, when the selected board and finish give the appearance you want. Ask to see an edge sample; grades differ.
We will review your enquiry and contact you to clarify the scope and next steps. Sending this form does not place an order.