The plywood is moisture -resistant.

Moisture -resistant plywood.

Moisture -resistant plywood is a relatively new material, but is already actively used in a wide variety of industrial industries, construction and design. In construction, the widespread use of laminated plywood has become popular not so long ago. Of course, the moisture-resistant plywood previously existed, but its active operation began in the year 2000.

Moisture -resistant plywood is actively used for parquet. This plywood differs from glued plywood. If moisture falls on a moisture-resistant plywood, no physical and mechanical changes do not enter into force. When moisture hit the wooden veneer of glued plywood, it would be swollen and delayed, and moisture -resistant plywood tolerates moisture perfectly, since there is gluing from special moisture -resistant glue, and, along with this, a birch veneer is used.

To date, plywood plywood, or, better say, one of its varieties, is often used for formwork to fill a concrete foundation, ceilings or walls. Due to its excellent moisture resistance, this plywood can withstand up to 40 fills. In monolithic work, several types of plywood are used. If you are going to fill the surface more than once, for you it will be optional by the acquisition of expensive plywood of Russian production. Enough a cheaper Chinese analogue. If you want to carry out long construction work, it is better to purchase a Russian plywood, it will still be cheaper.

The moisture -resistant plywood is also used in roofs, where there is an ondulin substrate or with bitumen tiles, on the decks of the boats and in many other cases. Moisture -resistant plywood has a very long track record. It is not for nothing that this material is called general, while not exaggerating at all.