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1. ANSI Grade and Standard for Plywood
Face Grades
A Grade
B Grade
C Grade
D Grade
Birch, Ash, Maple and Poplar: Rotary-Cut, Plain-Sliced
Pin Knots and Small Burls, Comb. Avg.
ANSI
10- 4 to 1/4"
16- 8 to 1/4"
No Limit
No Limit
Conspicuous Burls, Max.
ANSI
3/8"
1/2"
No Limit
No Limit
Sound and Repaired Knots in Comb
ANSI
No
4
8
10
Repaired Knots
ANSI
No
4 to 1/8"
4 to 1/2"
5 to 3/4"
Mineral Streaks
ANSI
Slight
Slight
Yes
Yes
Vine
ANSI
Slight
Yes
Yes
Yes
Rough Cut
ANSI
No
Slight
Two 8" Areas
5% of Panel
Blended Repaired Tapering Hairline Splits
ANSI
Two 1/16" x 6"
Four 1/8" x 8"
Four 3/16" x 8"
Six 1/4" x 10"
Birch Photo Sample
Face Grades
A Grade
B Grade
C Grade
Red and White Oak: Rotary-Cut, Quarter-Cut, Plain-Sliced
Pin Knots and Small Burls, Comb. Avg.
ANSI
12- 10 to 1/4"
24- 16 to 1/4"
No Limit
Sound and Repaired Knots in Comb
ANSI
No
4
8
Repaired Knots
ANSI
No
4 to 1/8"
4 to 1/2"
Mineral Streaks
ANSI
Slight
Few to 8"
Yes to 12"
Sap
ANSI
5%
Up to 20%
Yes
Blended Repaired Tapering Hairline Splits
ANSI
Two 1/16" x 6"
Four 1/8" x 8"
Four 3/16" x 8"
Back Grades
1 Back
2 Back
3 Back
4 Back
Sound Tight Knots
ANSI
16 to 3/8"
16 to 3/4"
Max 16 1/2"-1 1/2
Yes
Knotholes
ANSI
No
All Repaired
All 3/8" 10 to 1
Up to 4"
Repaired Knots
ANSI
No
8 to 1/2"
Not
No
Sound Tight Burls
ANSI
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Mineral/Sap
ANSI
Yes/Yes
Yes/Yes
Yes/Yes
Yes/Yes
Rough Cut
ANSI
Two 8" Dia. Areas
Yes
Yes
Yes
Joints or Splits
ANSI
Six 1/8" x 12" Rep’rd
Six 3/16" x 12†Rep’rd
3/8" x 1/4" LOP
1" to 1/4 LOP, 1/2" to 1/2 LOP, 1/4" to Full LOP
Birch Photo Sample
2. Plywood Core Type
Plywood Veneer Core
MDF Core
Partical Board Core
3. VENEER PANEL FACE MATCHING
Slip Matching:
Adjacent veneer sheets are joined side-by-side, same sides up, for a uniform grain pattern.
Whole Piece:
A single piece of veneer is used with continuous grain characteristics running across the sheet.
Pleasing Match:
Veneers are matched by color similarity. Not necessarily grain characteristics.
Random or Mismatch:
Veneers intentionally do not match at the joints for a casual effect.
Book Matching:
Turns every other piece of adjacent veneer over, resulting in identical but opposite patterns.
Special matching Effects:
Other arrangements of veneers, such as this checkerboard pattern, can be used to produce striking visual impact.