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SKU# BEE12-NAF-MDF

BEECH, EUROPEAN STEAMED, P/S, A-1

Size: 1/4" x 48.5" x 96.5" BEECH, EUROPEAN STEAMED, P/S, A-1

Product Overview:

1/4-in x 48.5-in x 96.5-in European Steamed Beech Plain Sliced A-1 Grade Medium Density Fiberboard Core Plywood

Beech ply (Wood Panels) presents a pale pinkish brown to warm reddish color profile, delivering a distinct and elegant visual finish for architectural millwork and fine furniture production. It features a straight grain configuration paired with a fine, uniform texture. This durable hardwood panel material operates efficiently with both hand and machine tools, retains mechanical fasteners securely, and takes stain, paint, or polish exceptionally well.

Engineered with a medium density fiberboard core, a plain sliced veneer cut, an A-1 grade classification, and a steaming process that enhances color consistency, this 1/4-in sheet of Plywood offers exceptional surface smoothness and flat stability for high-end cabinetry components and decorative wall panels. Beech offers low natural decay resistance and is intended strictly for protected indoor environments. During milling operations, the wood emits a mild, neutral natural aroma with no pungent or artificial smell. Craftsmen will find that Beech plywood cuts cleanly and bonds properly, ensuring projects achieve professional quality and enduring utility. Please Contact us for product inventory inquiries.

This Beech Ply Features

  • 1/4-in x 48.5-in x 96.5-in
  • European Steamed Beech Plain Sliced (P/S) A-1 Grade Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) Core Plywood
  • Pale pinkish brown to warm reddish color appearance with a fine uniform texture
  • The Beech works well with paint and tools, offering good nailing and gluing properties
  • Beech Odor/Smell: Mild and neutral natural wood scent
  • Beech Grain/Texture: Straight grain configuration with a fine uniform texture
  • Beech Rot Resistance: Low natural defense requiring interior sealing protection
  • Beech Workability: Efficient machining performance and superior surface smoothness