3/8-in X 4-ft X 8-ft Rated Pine Plywood

Description:

The sapwood of lodgepole pine is nearly white to a pale yellow, while the heartwood is light yellow to a yellowish brown. The sapwood and heartwood are not easily separated from each other. It has a resinous odor. The wood is straight grained, has a medium to fine texture and has pronounced dimples on the split, tangential surface. It is moderately light in weight, moderately soft, moderately weak in bending and endwise compression and moderately low in shock resistance. It is easy to work with tools, easy to glue, average in paint holding ability and holds nails or screws moderately well. It shrinks appreciably, but seasons easily. It is not durable under conditions that favor decay and should be treated with a preservative. It is comparable to ponderosa pine in weight, strength, shrinkage and hardness.

Cut flat:The edges and corners are neat. The surface is flat smooth and not easy to break.The texture is clear.

Strict selection of wood: eu-calyptus wood as core, which has good flatness and is not easy to be affected by moisture and deformation.

Fine process: High pressure impregnation makes the board stable and resistant to insect.

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