Description
Exterior Birch Plywood maintains its performance characteristics under conditions of high humidity and does not deform or soak. It can be used in both interior and exterior finish.
Key benefits
- Higher water resistance
- Durable and wear resistant
- Hard surface
- Resistance to temperature variation: through a range of -40°C to +50°C (-40°F to +122°F)
- Comes in a variety of thicknesses and sizes
Specification
| Profile | Detail |
|---|---|
| Standard sizes, length x width, mm (ft) | 15251525 (55) 122024401220 (484) 125025001250 (484) 1500/1525×2440/2500 (5×8) 2440/25001500/1525 (8×5) 1500/15253000/3050 (510) |
| Thickness, mm | 4-40 |
| Plywood grade | I (B, S), II (BB), III (CP), IV (C) |
| Surface type | Outer layers sanded (S2S), one side sanded (S1S), unsanded (NS) |
| Formaldehyde emission class | E1 |
| Waterproofness | Higher |
| Density, kg/m3 | 640-700 |
| Moisture content, % | 5-14 |
| Edge sealing | – |
| Plywood is produced under STO 00255177-001-2013 “General purpose plywood with birch face veneers.”* | |
Strength Specification
| Subject | Thickness,mm | Index | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Static bending strength, N/mm2, not less | along the outer layer grain | 9-40 | 60 |
| across the outer layer grain | 30 | ||
| Strength in tension along the grain, N/mm2, not less | 4-8 | 30 | |
| Modulus of elasticity in static bending, N/mm2, not less | along the grain | 9-40 | 6000 |
| across the grain | 3000 | ||