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Which plywood grade is best for furniture?

A/B is usually the best starting point for visible furniture surfaces; B/B can offer a practical balance of appearance and cost.

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Which plywood grade is best for furniture?

Key facts

A/B for visible faces
B/B for value
Confirm the construction
Specification-matched quotation within 24 business hours

A/B for visible faces

A-grade face veneer is selected when the panel will be seen, painted or finished.

B/B for value

B/B offers a consistent utility appearance for components, backs and semi-visible parts.

Confirm the construction

Ask about thickness, core, moisture, bonding, sanding and the finish required by your design.

What buyers can specify

  • A/B for visible faces
  • B/B for value
  • Confirm the construction
  • Specification-matched quotation within 24 business hours

Frequently asked questions

Which plywood grade is best for furniture?

A/B is usually the best starting point for visible furniture surfaces. B/B is often selected where a practical balance of appearance and cost is preferred.

Is A/B always required?

No. The right grade depends on which faces are visible, the finish and the required budget.