Ply Samrat (India) Pvt. Ltd.

Kirti Nagar, Delhi

Wood veneer, Wood veneers is also plywood, difference as mentioned above is the top layer (face veneer), wood used is that of decorative nature i.e. good looking grains from exotic tree species like White Ash, White Oak, Red Oak, Walnut, Hard Maple, Cherry, Mahogany, Ebony, Bocote, Zericote, Sycamore, Rosewood, Teak etc. These are used to impart beauty to all interior work. By cutting thin slices of wood and arranging them on pre-constructed plywood, we are able to achieve a greater amount of decorative surfaces without compromising on the look and feel of the interior work, also decreasing the cost of the project and cost to the environment.

Plywood veneers, Plywood is thin layers of wood (peeled from the tree – varying between 0.6 milimeter to 4 milimeter thick) glued together with phenol resin based adhesive and hot pressed to form a single ply (sheet). Each thin layer of wood is referred to as “cores” or “ply” or “veneer” or “core veneer” or “face veneer”.

Veneer doors, Once sliced and dried, veneer leaves are trimmed or parallel clipped using a guillotine and then joined into a useable sheet size called layon. Layers are bonded in a hot press to a plantation–grown substrate of MDF, particleboard, plywood or solid core block-board, flush doors etc.

Sunmica, Laminate sheet (or Sunmica) is made by using various paper sheets i.e. Brown paper and Decorative paper soaked in phenolic and melamine resins which are then hard pressed together to form a stiff sheet. This sheet is called Decorative Laminated Sheet. Laminates come in various thicknesses ranging from 0.7mm to 1.5mm. The main ingredients required in the manufacturing process are listed below.