OVL/BTR plywood is a type of commercial-grade plywood that is made from thin layers of wood veneer that are glued together in alternating directions. The OVL/BTR designation stands for “overlaid and better” and refers to the plywood’s quality and appearance.

OVL/BTR plywood is typically made from hardwood species, such as Birch or Oak, and is known for its durability, strength, and resistance to moisture and wear. The overlaid surface refers to a thin layer of high-quality hardwood veneer that is glued to the surface of the plywood to enhance its appearance and protect it from damage. The better designation means that the plywood meets a higher standard of quality and appearance than standard commercial plywood.

OVL/BTR plywood is commonly used in a range of construction and manufacturing applications, including flooring, furniture, cabinetry, and packaging. It is also used in transportation, such as for truck and trailer flooring, due to its strength and durability.

Like other plywood products, OVL/BTR plywood can come in a range of thicknesses and sizes. It is important to source OVL/BTR plywood from reputable suppliers who use sustainable forestry practices and follow industry standards for quality and safety.