Birch plywood is a type of engineered wood that is made from thin layers of Birch wood veneer that are glued together in alternating directions. This construction method gives Birch plywood its characteristic strength, durability, and resistance to warping and cracking.

The dimensions, WG 1100 x 3000 18mm, refer to the size and thickness of a single sheet of Birch plywood. WG stands for “Whole Grain”, which means that the grain pattern of the Birch veneer runs continuously across the full width of the sheet, creating a consistent and uniform appearance.

The dimensions of WG 1100 x 3000 18mm refer to a sheet that is 1100 millimetres wide, 3000 millimetres long, and 18 millimetres thick. This size is commonly used in construction and woodworking projects that require large, sturdy panels of plywood. Birch plywood is often used in furniture-making, cabinetry, flooring, and structural applications due to its strength, stability, and attractive appearance.