Spend less time finishing faces and more time making furniture. CUZI PLY manufactures prefinished plywood in Linyi, China, with clear UV-coated birch and other specified hardwood finishes for cabinets, wardrobes and interior components. Keep the natural wood appearance your customers want, with the face, reverse, core and machining selected for your build. Order sheets for your workshop or finished-size parts with the edging and packing you need—all in one factory quotation.
Choose the veneer appearance and sheen for the faces your customers see. Specify one or two finished sides, core and overall thickness, then coordinate cut edges, edging and joints with the way your furniture is made.
Start with the appearance and surfaces your customer sees. Select the veneer and finish, then match the reverse, core and processing to your workshop and assembly. We bring those choices into one factory order.
Bring pale birch grain into cabinet interiors, drawers and furniture without applying the face finish in your workshop. Choose the birch veneer appearance, clear coating and sheen, then specify the inner veneers and reverse separately.
For your enquiry: Birch face grade and colour, coating and sheen, one or two finished faces, core, finished thickness and quantities.
Choose the wood character and finish for your visible components. A clear finish shows the veneer underneath; a specified colour finish changes its appearance. Agree the species, veneer cut, matching and coating together for your furniture range.
For your enquiry: Hardwood species, veneer cut and matching, clear or colour finish, sheen, reverse and repeat-order appearance requirements.
Keep sheet cutting in your shop or order the sizes, grooves and holes for your assembly. Coordinate finishing with the machining sequence, edging, joint surfaces and part labels so your production team knows what remains to be done.
For your enquiry: Part drawing, finished dimensions, tolerances, holes, grooves, edging, glue joints, quantities and packing sequence.
A finish decision changes appearance, fabrication and care. Compare the selected surface and complete panel against the part you make—not only a shared plywood thickness.
Choose prefinished birch when you want the selected face coating completed before fabrication. Choose unfinished birch when your workshop needs to stain, paint or apply its own finishing system. In either case, specify face quality and core construction for the parts you make.
Compare Birch PlywoodClear-coated veneer retains real wood grain and its natural variation. Melamine-faced plywood uses a resin-treated decorative paper surface. Choose between the wood appearance and printed decor your project needs, with reverse and edges included.
Compare Melamine PlywoodA clear finish coats the wood veneer. HPL plywood has a separately manufactured laminate sheet bonded to its substrate. For work surfaces, retail fixtures or fitted furniture, compare the specified finish, wear and cleaning requirements alongside the core and edging.
Compare HPL PlywoodUse a physical finish reference to agree colour, sheen, veneer matching and acceptable variation. Record the visible faces and lighting conditions so the workshop and purchasing team compare the same finish across parts and repeat orders.
Request a SampleTell us where the panel sits, which sides are visible and how it joins the other parts. We help align the finish, core and processing with the furniture your customers will see and use.
Put the finished face where it will be seen when a door opens. Coordinate the interior finish with the outside face, reverse and exposed edges, then include shelf supports, hinges and fixing details in the cut list.
For your enquiry: Visible sides, interior finish, reverse, edging, hardware positions and quantities by component.
Match the face finish and core to the joint you use. Routing, grooves and exposed cut edges are handled with the assembly in mind; adhesive contact areas need their own preparation rather than an assumption that glue will bond to the coating.
For your enquiry: Joint type, grooves, glue contact areas, exposed edges, finished thickness and fitting tolerances.
Specify two finished faces for shelves or dividers visible from both sides. Match sheen, colour and veneer direction across adjoining pieces, with span, supports and fixings selected for the finished furniture.
For your enquiry: Visible faces, face matching, grain direction, spans, loads, supports, finished dimensions and edging.
Make repeat orders easier to assemble with a recorded finish, part list and pack sequence. Include cleaning and interior service conditions, along with any project fire or emission requirements for the complete panel and installation.
For your enquiry: Part schedule, finish reference, cleaning and service conditions, labels, packing and destination requirements.
Prefinishing can remove the selected face-coating step from your shop. Plan the cuts, joints and exposed edges that follow, then decide which operations stay in your workshop and which we complete with your panel order.
UV1S commonly means one UV-finished face; UV2S means both faces. Name the finish and veneer on each side in the order, including the reverse treatment and panel balance. Agree flatness and conditioning for your part sizes.
Protect coated faces during cutting and drilling. State the tooling and finished-edge quality you need, then choose edging or coating for exposed cuts. Trial the actual glue and joint on the selected surface before committing to an assembly process.
Agree colour, sheen, grain matching and acceptable natural veneer variation under the lighting used for your project. Specify relevant wear, stain and cleaning requirements, with compatible care information for the offered coating.
Mark the visible face, grain direction and reference edge on each part drawing, including any glue-contact areas that need to remain uncoated. Group adjoining panels and list left- and right-hand parts separately. Agree part codes, drawing revisions and packing sequence, then check the finish, labels, dimensions and edge quality on receipt. Keep finished faces separated and protected during storage and handling.
Start with your face appearance, finish, thickness, dimensions and quantities. Add the reverse, machining and edging so the quotation covers the part you want to buy.
| Field | Options and order requirements |
|---|---|
| Application and visible faces | Name the cabinet, shelf, drawer, fitted panel or component. Mark which faces and edges will be seen, with loads, supports, cleaning and service conditions as relevant. |
| Face veneer and appearance | Specify birch or the selected hardwood species, veneer cut, grade, grain direction, matching, colour range and permitted repairs or natural features. |
| Coating system | Identify the clear or colour finish and the specified UV-cured or other coating system. Include coating build, adhesion and the surface requirements relevant to your use. |
| Sheen and finish matching | Agree matte, satin or the requested sheen, colour reference and measurement conditions where a gloss value is needed. Define matching across adjacent parts and repeat orders. |
| One or two finished faces | Record the face and reverse finish separately. For a one-side finish, specify the reverse treatment and balancing arrangement; for two visible sides, agree appearance on both. |
| Core species and construction | Name all-birch, poplar, combi or the selected hardwood construction, with lay-up, permitted gaps, joints and repairs suited to machining and hardware. |
| Finished thickness and tolerance | State the actual overall thickness including coatings, tolerance and measurement conditions. A 3/4-inch request converts to 19.05 mm; agree the supplied thickness rather than automatically substituting 18 mm. |
| Sheet sizes and part layout | Choose sheet formats or provide a cut list with finished lengths, widths, squareness, reference edges, grain direction and quantities. Include trimming or further processing allowances. |
| Machining and fitting | Specify grooves, rebates, holes, countersinks, hardware positions, finished tolerances and required cut-edge quality. State whether parts are machined before or after the selected finish. |
| Edges and adhesive contact areas | Agree exposed-edge coating or banding, colour matching, corners and any preparation of glue joints. Identify raw, edged and coated surfaces on the part drawing. |
| Moisture, flatness and conditioning | Agree moisture, flatness and conditioning for the finished panel and part sizes. Keep the veneer construction, face/back arrangement and expected interior service conditions together. |
| Bonding and exposure | Select the plywood bond for the intended conditions. Include occasional spills, damp areas or wetting where relevant, with cut-edge and installation protection specified separately. |
| Finish tests and care | Identify relevant scratch, wear, stain, cleaning or chemical tests and acceptance criteria. Use care and recoat information for the offered coating, including compatibility with your cleaners and adhesives. |
| Panel and project documents | List required emission, fire, sourcing or project documents for the complete product and intended installation. Identify the coating and plywood construction with the applicable test or certificate scope. |
| Order mix and surface protection | List quantities by finish, thickness and part, with part labels, pack sequence, face separation and edge protection. Include destination, delivery point and target date for the quotation. |
Compare sheet formats against your cut list, veneer direction and trim allowances. Give the actual finished thickness and tolerances needed for your joints, hardware and assembled furniture.
For a 3/4-inch prefinished birch request, the unit conversion is 19.05 mm. Specify the required supplied thickness; do not treat an 18 mm panel as the same finished fit without agreeing it.
Review sheet sizes and thicknessesTell us the destination, interior use, cleaning conditions and any project requirements. We identify the offered construction and applicable documents with the quotation, alongside the finish and inspection details you need for purchasing.
Keep the veneer, coating, sheen, colour and face/back arrangement with the product specification. Match relevant adhesion, wear, stain or cleaning tests to the offered finish and your working conditions.
Choose applicable emission and bonding documents for the plywood and coating supplied. UV describes the curing process; the panel’s indoor-air and service requirements are addressed by the relevant product information.
Record visible-face quality, natural veneer variation, matching, finished dimensions and cut-edge quality. Agree inspection and surface protection around the part list, machining and packing you ordered.
Name the destination and any fire, sourcing or project requirements. Select applicable product documents with the offered coating, core and intended use; installed furniture or wall requirements are considered with the relevant assembly.
Compare a prefinished order with the face coating, machining and edging your workshop would otherwise complete. Keep veneer, coating, core, finished dimensions and order mix aligned when reviewing prices.
Buy directly from CUZI PLY with a quotation that states your panel, finish, processing, packing and delivery requirements. You can start with sheets, processed components or a mixed order for your furniture range.
For a sample, identify the appearance, sheen, cut edge or joint you need to evaluate. We agree the pieces, any sample and courier costs and dispatch arrangements before sending them.
Your quotation states currency, price unit, quantity mix, finish, processing, payment, packing, delivery terms and validity. Production time is separate from shipping transit; freight, insurance, duties and taxes are included only when listed.
Clear finishes, birch faces and furniture production
It is plywood supplied with its selected face finish already applied. For clear-coated veneer, the natural wood grain remains visible. Choose the face, coating, finished sides and core for your application, then agree what cutting, machining and edging will be completed before delivery.
UV describes curing the coating with ultraviolet light. It is not a timber species or a general promise of sunlight resistance, waterproofing or zero emissions. Specify the actual coating system, sheen, finished sides and relevant surface tests with the plywood construction.
No. Birch can name the face veneer while the inner veneers are all-birch, poplar, combi or another specified construction. State the face and core separately. Match core quality, finished thickness and gaps or repairs to your machining, joints and hardware.
Send the required finished thickness and tolerance with your face, finish and core requirements. The exact conversion of 3/4 inch is 19.05 mm; nominal trade labels and actual panel thickness can differ. We agree the supplied finished thickness in the quotation, rather than treating 18 mm as automatically equivalent.
Choose finished faces according to what the customer will see and use. One finished face can suit a component with a concealed reverse; two finished faces can suit shelves, dividers or exposed furniture parts. Specify the reverse treatment, balance and flatness in either arrangement.
Yes. Tell us the veneer species, colour, sheen and matching requirements for your furniture or interior range. Use a physical finish reference where appearance matters, with lighting and any gloss measurement conditions agreed for comparisons. Natural veneer variation remains part of the appearance specification.
It can move the selected face coating out of your workshop. Cut edges, routed details, adhesive contact areas, banding and touch-up still need a plan. Include these in your factory part order or identify the work your shop will complete after cutting the sheets.
Check compatibility with the supplied coating and your adhesive or new finish. A cured face may need different preparation from raw veneer. Trial the actual joint or recoat method on the selected product, then specify exposed edges and glue contact areas in your machining instructions.
No. A clear coating finishes the real wood veneer. Melamine faces use resin-treated decorative paper, while HPL uses a separately made laminate sheet bonded to a substrate. Compare the appearance, coating or overlay, cleaning, machining, core and edging required for your use.
Use Sheet sizes for regular and made-to-order formats, or send your component list. State finished thickness, length, width, tolerance and grain direction, with holes, grooves, edging and quantities. We quote the panel, finishing and agreed processing together.
Mark the visible face, grain direction and reference edge on the part drawings. Group adjoining panels and identify left- and right-hand parts, with the finish reference and permitted natural veneer variation recorded for the order. We agree part codes, drawing revisions, labels and pack sequence so your workshop can keep matched components together.
Compare the same face veneer, core, finished thickness and usable part quantities. Include your coating materials, preparation, finishing time, handling and any work needed on cut edges or joints in the unfinished-panel option. For a factory-finished order, list the coating, machining, edging, protection and delivery costs included in our quote, then compare the cost of parts ready for your assembly.
CUZI PLY is the factory and direct supplier in Linyi, Shandong, China, with 10 production lines across our plywood range. Work directly with our team on veneer selection, core construction, finishing, processing, inspection and export packing. Manufacturing location and timber sourcing are identified separately where required.
Send the component use, face and core, finish, finished sides, thickness, dimensions, quantity, machining and destination. For a sample, identify the appearance, sheen, cut edge or joint you want to evaluate. We agree the pieces, any sample and courier costs and dispatch arrangements before sending them.
Choose unfinished birch faces and the core for your workshop.
Compare natural veneer species and decorative faces.
Match inner veneers to machining, fit and component weight.
Choose printed decor for ready-faced cabinet components.
Specify laminate surfaces, backing and finished edges.
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Send the visible faces, veneer, finish, core, dimensions, quantities and destination. We will help turn your panel and component list into a clear factory quotation.