Siberian Larch is a species of tree found in the cold and temperate zones, and among coniferous species, it is the most cold-resistant, reaching the upper limit of forest distribution. It grows slowly with high density annual rings, exhibiting a color range from light yellow to orange-yellow to golden brown, gradually changing, with beautiful wood grain patterns and a soft, lustrous hue.

Excellent structural strength
Structural plywood made from Siberian Larch, using high-density and durable Siberian Larch bonded with high-resistance adhesive, possesses excellent wood structural strength. Apart from common uses in furniture manufacturing, flooring installation, and household construction materials, it is also used as structural plywood.

Natural decay resistance
Siberian Larch, growing in high latitude regions, has high wood density and contains a large amount of resin. Its high density and resin content contribute to its excellent natural decay resistance and structural performance, with high resistance to fungi and low susceptibility to decay.

Adhesive
FSF phenolic resin adhesive (similar to WBP glue) is used, characterized by waterproofing, weather resistance, and strong bonding, suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.

Adventage of bestwood

Surface repairs do not affect structural performance. Plywood surface grades are often distinguished based on aesthetic factors such as surface knots and the quantity of repairs, without impacting the structural safety and usability of the plywood.

Plywood panels are classified into various grades. Below are descriptions of three grades for larch plywood : B, CP, and C:

• Grade B : Allows no more than 3 defects in the wood itself or defects occurring during production.
• Grade CP : Allows no more than 6 defects in the wood itself or defects occurring during production.
• Grade C : Allows no more than 9 defects in the wood itself or defects occurring during production.

With good strength and machining properties, it can be used as structural plywood suitable for flooring and heavy roof decking in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings, as well as for furniture, interior decoration, packaging boxes, etc.