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Premium Non-Structural Plywood for Stylish Furniture & Decor
Product parameterparameter
| No. | Size(mm) | ply/pc |
| Non-structural ply Melamine-Urea Formaldehyde | ||
| 1 | 2400x1200x7 | 5 |
| 2 | 2400x1200x9 | 5 |
| 3 | 2400x1200x12 | 7 |
| 4 | 2400x1200x15 | 9 |
| 5 | 2400x1200x17 | 9 |
| 6 | 2400x1200x18 | 9 |
| 7 | 2400x1200x19 | 11 |
| 8 | 2400x1200x21 | 11 |
| 9 | 2400x1200x25 | 15 |
Crafted with an A bond glueline, it offers durability and reliable performance. Non-structural plywood is well-suited for painting or staining to match various design preferences.
While commonly used as an untreated panel, it can also be supplied in treated variants, such as H2-S, H2, or H3, for extended outdoor use.
Although non-structural plywood shares some properties with structural plywood, it is not manufactured to or tested against Australian Standards and does not carry an F rating. Therefore, it’s crucial to use non-structural plywood only in non-load-bearing or non-structural applications.
Despite its versatility, non-structural plywood is designed to be a low-cost panel, which means the face veneer may contain some puttied splits and knotholes.
Key Characteristics of Non-Structural PlywoodProducts
Aesthetic focus: Non-structural plywood is often considered for its appearance, such as making furniture or decorative panels.
Lower strength: Due to its structure and weakened adhesive, it is not intended for load-bearing use; therefore, it must be avoided where structural support is needed, such as a beam or frame.
Interior use: Since it’s not built to withstand harsh conditions, non-structural plywood is best kept indoors or in low-stress environments.
Cost-effective: It’s usually cheaper than structural plywood. Its budget-friendly nature makes it perfect for DIY home and aesthetic projects.:
Key Differences Between Structural and Non-Structural PlywoodFeatures
| Feature | Structural Plywood | Non-Structural Plywood |
| Load-Bearing Capacity | Designed for weight-bearing and high-stress areas | Not suitable for load-bearing applications |
| Weather Resistance | Bonded with weather-resistant adhesive (A-Bond) | Less weather-resistant, mainly for indoor use |
| Strength | High strength and durability | Lower strength meant for aesthetic or temporary use |
| Certifications | Certified for structural applications | No certifications for structural use |
| Typical Applications | Roofing, flooring, walls, beams, outdoor projects | Furniture, cabinetry, interior paneling |
| Cost | More expensive due to high performance | Generally more affordable |
| Durability | Can withstand outdoor conditions | Not suitable for moisture-prone areas |
On the other hand, non-structural plywood is perfect for interior, decorative, or light-duty projects where strength isn’t as crucial. It would be best if you used it for:
Furniture-Making: Non-structural plywood is excellent for creating pieces like bookshelves, cabinets, or desks.
Interior Walls or Paneling: Non-structural plywood can be used to add a beautiful decorative touch to an interior wall.
Cabinetry: Since cabinetry doesn’t bear heavy loads, non-structural plywood is a cost-effective choice for creating a stylish and functional space.