About Gurjan Plywood
Though the word plywood has become more generic today, plywood is available in various grades based on its size, thickness, usage, number of plies, etc. Based on the particular type of wood (tree) used in its making, plywood can be classified as Gurjan Plywood, Teak Plywood and more.
Gurjan Plywood is made from the wood of the Gurjan trees which grow in abundance in most South East Asian countries. Gurjan tree is a kind of hardwood species which carries along with it extraordinary strength and excellent quality. The hardwood obtained from these trees is engineered to develop the Gurjan plywood sheets which we use for interior and other commercial purposes.
What are its features?
Gurjan plywood is reputed for
- Good dimensional stability
- Consistent Thickness
- Versatility
- Heaviness and stiffness
- High impact resistance
- High strength to weight ratio
- Strong resistance towards moisture and microorganisms
- Attractiveness with a beautiful reddish-brown colour
- Strong screw and nail holding strength
- Fire resistance
- High durability
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What is 100% Gurjan plywood?
As we know, plywood is made by stacking several thin layers of wood veneers (sheets of wood) over each other and boding them together with an adhesive to form everything from its core to outer layers. What turns out to be a 100% Gurjan Plywood is that in which the core, middle panels, front and back faces, everything is completely made out of Gurjan wood.
There are chances for replacing the core and middle panels with some other material and claiming the plywood to be 100% Gurjan. This kind of plywood suffers greatly when it comes to quality, durability and performance.
As Gurjan plywood is imported from other countries, it is a little expensive than other types of plywood. If you come across 100% Gurjan plywood at a reasonable price, the likelihood that it is not 100% Gurjan is high. So, please be aware and verify your choice before opting for it.
If you are worried about the risk of purchasing a forged product, better seek the help of an experienced kitchen planner or interior designer in your area.
