Abstract
The word ‘plywood’ generally covers the following products.
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Plywood. A composite sheet material manufactured from veneers of wood arranged with the grain of adjacent layers running at right angles.
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Laminboard, sometimes known as laminated board. Here the centre core of the composite material is made of thin strips of wood not exceeding 7 mm wide glued to each other and laid at right angles to the grain of the outer layers or plies.
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Blockboard. A composite material of similar construction but where the centre core consists of blocks of wood not exceeding 25 mm wide.
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Battenboard. Again a similar construction of board but with battens of wood up to 75 mm wide as a core. This is known in America as lumber core.
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© 1981 Jack H. Leigh and Alan G. Randall
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Leigh, J.H., Randall, A.G. (1981). Specialised Branches of the Trade. In: Timber Trade Practice. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-03846-6_19
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