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We have a selection of plywood varieties to choose from which we can cut to any size or shape using our CNC router for accuracy and easy duplication. Whatever size or shape you have in mind, we can cut it – just send us your CAD drawing or a sketch of what you need, and we can create it. As well as cutting hardwood plywood sheets, our CNC router can also be used for rebating, pocketing and cutting holes for a quicker and easier installation process. We also provide the option of laser cutting and CNC engraving.
If you’re in need of a plywood for printing, you may want to consider birch plywood which delivers a smooth and consistent finish. Our state-of-the-art UV printers allow us to print full sheets of plywood in one go, providing a consistent and professional result at a much faster rate than painting. We currently only list 8 x 4 sheets (2440 x 1220mm) but we’re able to purchase and cut sheets of up to 2000 x 3000mm, so get in touch with our team today to discuss your requirements. There is the option of next day delivery if you’re working to a tight deadline and for larger orders, we have our own transport service which operates throughout most of the UK. Have a large project taking place? Get in touch with us to discuss bulk discounts and regular supply orders.
9mm hardwood plywood sheeting is an affordable, strong and versatile material that can be used for a range of projects, for both interior and exterior applications. Hardwood plywood has a smooth and knot-free surface that takes well to painting and staining. It is created from thin layers of hardwood timber which are laid at right angles and bonded together with a resin adhesive. It’s a popular material for general joinery, among other applications, and is resistant to warping and bending for a durable result.
9mm Hardwood Plywood Grades
Wood comes in a variety of grades - we offer the grades listed below for hardwood plywood sheets. Please see our plywood grading guide for more information on the types available.
Hardwood plywood is made from stronger timbers and is commonly used for applications which require longevity. Chinese hardwood plywood is a high BB/CC grade wood which means it has few knots and slight discolouration to the surface of the wood, with a CC grade reverse.
Advantages of 9mm Hardwood Plywood
There are many benefits to using hardwood plywood sheets cut to size – it’s commonly chosen for its durability, hard-wearing properties and versatility. Hardwood plywood is easy to cut and work with using standard power tools and handheld saws, so it’s ideal for DIY projects, and it takes well to screws and nails without splintering or cracking. This type of wood is resistant to warping, twisting and bending, and it has a low expansion rate so whatever application it is used for is built to last and stand the test of time.
Applications for 9mm Hardwood Plywood
9mm hardwood plywood can be used for a number of different projects, from general joinery and construction applications to walkways, sheds and garden projects. It’s commonly used for flooring and roofing as well. While hardwood plywood can be used for exterior projects, it’s important to treat the wood with an appropriate wood preserver so as to prevent the wood from rotting or delaminating for a long-lasting finish. We also offer marine plywood, birch plywood and softwood plywood.
Specifications
| Material | Wood - Plywood |
| Finish | Hardwood |
| Available Thicknesses | 9mm, 12mm, 18mm, 25mm |
| Maximum Sheet Size | 2420mm x 1220mm |
| Minimum Sheet Size | 100mm x 50mm |
| Plywood Grade | BB/CC |
| Manufacturers Tolerances | +/- 10% plus 0.4mm (e.g. 5mm cast sheet could vary from 4.1mm to 5.9mm) |
| Cutting Tolerances | {{customVar code=cutting_tolerance}} |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is hardwood plywood?
Hardwood plywood is designed to withstand stressful pressures over a long duration, making it reliable for consistent use. One of the main reasons for using hardwood plywood over standard plywood is its durability in strength and support.
What is hardwood plywood used for?
Traditionally hardwood plywood sheets lend themselves for use in decorative projects, furniture such as millwork in the creation of chests, built-in closets and wardrobes, kitchens, cabinets and doors.
Is hardwood plywood better than solid wood?
Plywood can be used for a wide range of versatile structural applications whether interior or exterior, from furniture to internal panelling. Hardwood plywood has all the properties of real solid wood though works out to be a cheaper alternative.
What is the best wood for subflooring?
Hardwood ply has a smooth surface that’s ideal for staining and lacquering, but can be equally as beautiful without any finishing applications to highlight the clean, blemish-free wood.
Can you paint plywood?
You can paint plywood, but be sure to use primer, as plywood will absorb more paint than you would expect so the primer seals the plywood, and allows it to take to the paint more easily keeping your surface smooth and sealed.
Can you bend plywood?
It is possible to bend plywood. There are numerous ways of bending plywood, but if you are after a sheet that cannot be bent, look at our MDF sheeting.
What is plywood used for?
Plywood can be used for a wide range of versatile structural applications whether interior or exterior, from furniture to internal panelling.
How strong is plywood?
Plywood is relatively strong as it is numerous layers of wood pressed together. For a stronger piece of plywood, look for 5-ply or multi-ply sheets as these will have more layers, and thus more strength.
What are the types of plywood?
We sell a variety of types of plywood, including softwood, hardwood, marine, and birch, all of which have specific characteristics and will aid specific projects. For more information on the respected types, read their descriptions at the bottom of their product pages.
Can I cut plywood?
It is possible to cut plywood yourself, but we are able to do it for you if you request at the point of ordering. To do so yourself please follow safety procedures, and use a sharp saw else you risk the sheet breaking.
How is plywood made?
Plywood is made by glueing a series of thin veneered sheets of wood together. Each adjacent layer is rotated by up to 90 degrees to reduce the risk of splitting when nailed in at the edges. This technique, referred to as cross-grain, improves strength, stability and prevents warping, making it an excellent general-purpose construction panel.
How do you seal plywood edges?
Plywood should be sealed to prevent moisture from affecting the sheets and causing warping. The sealant you use will depend based on how you intend to use the plywood, but you should use something quick-drying and can withstand all temperatures, and be compatible with paint if you intend to paint your plywood.
