Bending Plywood is a specialty panel engineered to flex and curve for shaped construction in cabinets, furniture, columns, and architectural details. The plies are oriented to allow bending in one direction (either cross-grain or long-grain depending on the product) to conform to curved forms. Available at Windsor Plywood locations across Canada.
Features
- Engineered to bend and conform to curved forms
- Available in long-grain and cross-grain bend configurations
- Used for curved cabinet panels, column wrapping, and architectural curves
- The practical solution for curved shapes in cabinet and furniture construction
Specifications
| Product Type |
Bending Plywood |
| Application |
Curved furniture, column wrapping, architectural curves |
| Sheet Size |
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| Thicknesses |
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| Availability |
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Common Uses
Used for curved cabinet doors, reception desk curves, column wrapping, curved soffits, radius walls, and any application requiring a smooth, curved panel. Bending plywood conforms to forms and then is faced with veneer or laminate for the finished appearance.
Pro Tips
- Determine the minimum bend radius for your curve before purchasing. Tighter curves require thinner bending plywood or multiple laminated layers. Ask your local Windsor Plywood team for guidance on your specific radius.
- Bending plywood is typically a substrate -- face it with veneer, laminate, or another sheet good for the finished appearance. Apply the facing after the bending ply is glued to the form.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can bending plywood hold its shape without a form?
No. Bending plywood must be glued to a form or to other layers to hold a curved shape permanently. Once removed from the form without adhesive, it will spring back toward flat.
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