We are particular about the following aspects of Koyoju plywood
A thin veneer that has been cut from the log by a cutting machine in a manner similar to the cinnabar of a radish.
In the process of manufacturing plywood, there are some particularities that only hardwood plywood has to offer in order to achieve a beautiful finish.
I can`t show you all of them, but I will show you some of them here.
When making plywood, the veneers are joined together, but the lines are visible as joints, so all the gaps are filled. It is generally filled with putty, but we insist on filling it with the same wood.
It is possible to use the same material to create a high quality plywood with no discernible joints.
Various types of veneers are attached to the base material, but the color and unevenness of the base material will show through if the veneers are left as they are. Since it is as thin as 0.2MM, it is coated as a base treatment to make it uniform in color and flatness before the finishing material is applied. Although this process requires more time and effort, it can meet the strictest material standards.
In plywood manufacturing, it goes through various processes such as gluing, pressing, cutting, and repairing.
Once the manufactured plywood has passed inspection, it is transported to the warehouse for delivery to the customer.
Normally, veneers made from the same wood are lined up on a plywood board, but this is a method of lamination in which disparate grains of wood are lined up to form an irregular look. To create an antique atmosphere, it is possible to create a richer, more natural wood look.
Our nonflammable plywood has acquired a "nonflammable" rank, the highest level of nonflammability. Nonflammable plywood made from natural wood veneer plywood is manufactured only in limited numbers in Hokkaido, and is ideal for wall interior materials in hotels, commercial facilities, and public facilities. We manufacture them in-house to meet the diverse needs of our customers.
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