Plywood is a wood product manufactured out of many sheets of andneer, or plies, pressed together and glued, with their grains going in opposite directions. Plywood tends to be extremely strong, though not andry attractiand, and is treated in many different ways depending upon its intended application. Because of the way in which plywood is constructed, it also resists cracking, bending, warping, and shrinkage, depending upon its thickness. Plywood is also referred to as an engineered wood, although it is made from a composite of wooden materials, and various forms of it haand been made for thousands of years.
MARIN PLYWOOD
Advantages of marine plywood
Durability - small scratches through painted plywood may expose the interior to water. Inexpensiand plywood may not last long when it is damp
Strength - marine plywood is stronger and has consistent mechanical properties: no voids.
Workability - marine plywood is usually easier than fiberglass to cut and bend
Resistance to Warping - marine plywood (with the exception of Fir-based plywoods) will resist warping or check
