Start from what you are building. Each guide covers material considerations, options and what to ask when buying.
"Which plywood should I buy?" has no single answer. It depends on where the furniture sits, how it will be used, and how long it should last. These guides cover the common jobs, and each ends with a short list of what to include when you ask for a price.
If you are not sure about quantities, the project material calculator gives an indicative figure. For the grades mentioned in these pages, see MR vs BWR vs marine plywood.
Plywood for FurnitureBeds, tables, cabinets and shutters make different demands on a board. Here is how to match plywood to the piece.
Plywood for Modular KitchensA kitchen puts plywood through steam, splashes and daily use. Grade and sealing matter more here than anywhere else in the house.Plywood for WardrobesA wardrobe is mostly a dry job, but Kolkata humidity and wall dampness can change that. Choose by where it stands.Plywood for Office FurnitureOffice furniture is made in volume, used hard and expected to look the same across a whole floor.Plywood for Commercial InteriorsOffices, showrooms, restaurants and shops: big areas, tight schedules, and finishes that must hold up to public use.
Plywood for Residential InteriorsA home interior is a collection of different jobs. Match the material to each room instead of one grade for all.Share the material, thickness or quantity, and we will come back with current price and availability.
