What is the film faced plywood?

Film faced plywood is a common building material used for both indoor and outdoor construction projects. It is usually made of wood or wood-derived substances after gluing processing, film faced plywood coated with a thin film material, such as mylar or phenolic film, to enhance plywood’s water resistance and weather resistance.

This type of film faced plywood has the following characteristics:

Water resistance: Film covering the plywood can effectively prevent water intrusion into the interior of the wood, so that the film faced plywood has better water resistance, thus extending the service life of the plywood.

Weather resistance: The film layer can resist the erosion under harsh weather conditions such as ultraviolet light, wind and rain, making the film faced plywood more durable when used outdoors.

Flatness: The covering of the film surface can make the surface of the film faced plywood more flat, improve decorative and aesthetic degree of film faced plywood.

Corrosion protection: The film layer can also provide a certain degree of corrosion protection, making the film faced plywood more suitable for use in wet or high humidity environments.

Laminated building plywood is commonly used in a variety of building applications, such as walls, floors, roofs, etc., especially where water resistance and weather resistance are required.