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In Reply to: Thank goodness for Scandanavian plywoods... posted by Thomas Martens on April 5, 2007 at 19:33:24:
Sad for you that you are unaware of the realities of what most U.S. plywood is made for: construction. Just visit the American Plywood Associaton site and you will see that. American furniture has always been long on solid wood unlike in Europe where, since WW II, plywood furniture with exposed end plies has been the norm.Baltic Birch and its variants are peculiarily European just like the 32mm cabinet system which stem from the shortage of hardwood and the need to quickly re-build after WW II.
There is very high quality hardwood plywood available in the U.S. but it is little known to consumers because of availability only through wholesalers that cater to the cabinet and furniture building trade and its relatively high (to construction grade) cost.
To say that all U.S. plywood is poor quality is an uninformed opinion.
"...In research as in life one is far more likely to find what one looks for than what one neglects."
-The Modern Researcher; Jacques Barzun & Henry Graff
Harcourt Brace Jovanovitch, Inc. third edition 1977
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Follow Ups
- Re: Thank goodness for Scandanavian plywoods... - Square Peg 02:17:52 04/06/07 (3)
- High dollar boutique hardwood plywood which is taken... - Thomas Martens 17:46:11 04/07/07 (2)
- Re: I'll take a stab at informing an ideologue - Square Peg 18:53:04 04/07/07 (1)
- And yet another take on it - TerryO 09:16:51 04/08/07 (0)
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