Gurjan Plywood in stock at Nitin Plywood House, Delhi

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Gurjan Plywood in Delhi

Gurjan is a dense hardwood, and plywood with a Gurjan face veneer is known for strength, good screw holding and a smooth surface for laminate or polish. We stock full-core, triple-core and alternate-core Gurjan sheets so you can match strength to budget.

GradeGurjan face; full, triple or alternate core
Thickness6mm - 25mm
Sizes8x4 ft standard; ask for other sizes
BrandsDP Plus, Tanishka, Brownply

Where to use Gurjan Plywood

  • Beds, wardrobes and storage units
  • Kitchen carcass (in BWR/BWP grade)
  • Shop fittings and office furniture
  • Doors and heavy-use shelves

How to choose

  • Full-core plywood has hardwood in every layer and is the strongest.
  • Alternate-core mixes hardwood with lighter layers to lower the price for less demanding furniture.
  • Check the face: it should be one smooth Gurjan veneer without patches.
  • Pick the grade (MR, BWR or BWP) for where the furniture will go.

What "Gurjan" means on a plywood sheet

Gurjan is a dense tropical hardwood. In plywood the word usually refers to the face veneer, the top layer you see, and sometimes also to the inner layers. That is why two sheets both sold as "Gurjan plywood" can be very different inside.

Type Inside the sheet Best for
Full core / 100% Gurjan Hardwood veneers in every layer Heavy-use furniture, beds, shop counters, doors
Triple core Hardwood in the main core layers Wardrobes, kitchens, strong everyday furniture
Alternate core Hardwood layers alternating with lighter wood Budget furniture with lighter loads

Ask which one you are being shown. The face looks the same; the core decides the strength, the weight and the price.

Why carpenters like Gurjan

  • Screw holding: dense hardwood grips screws and hinge plates firmly, so shutters stay aligned for years.
  • A smooth, even face that takes laminate cleanly and polishes well.
  • Strength for its thickness: an 18mm Gurjan sheet flexes less than a lighter sheet of the same thickness.

Gurjan vs other face woods

Gurjan Meranti Pine
Weight Heavy Medium Light
Screw holding Very good Good Fair
Face for polish Good Very good (fine grain) Plain
Typical use Heavy furniture, counters Kitchens, wardrobes, polished panels Lofts, paneling, light furniture

The grade (MR, BWR or BWP) is a separate choice. A Gurjan sheet for the kitchen should still be BWR at least, and BWP under the sink.

Where Gurjan plywood earns its price

  • Beds, especially hydraulic beds, where the fitting's screws carry the mattress and the lid
  • Shop counters and racks that take weight and knocks all day
  • Wardrobes with tall shutters that must stay straight
  • Study and computer desks with long tops

Read more in the Gurjan plywood guide and see which board suits which furniture in the which plywood tool.

Checking a Gurjan sheet at the shop

  1. Look at the edge: count the layers and check for gaps.
  2. Check the face: one continuous veneer, no patches or joins on a premium sheet.
  3. Read the stamp: ISI mark, CM/L number, IS standard and grade.
  4. Feel the weight compared with another sheet of the same thickness.

Gurjan plywood at Nitin Plywood House, Alipur

We deal in Gurjan plywood from DP Plus, Tanishka and Brownply in full, triple and alternate core, 6mm to 25mm. You can see the core and stamp at our counter before you buy. To check today's stock and rate, call +91-9212017608.

Brands we deal in

  • DP Plus
  • Tanishka
  • Brownply

Stock changes often. To check if a brand, grade or size is available today, call Nitin Plywood House, Alipur on +91-9212017608.

Frequently asked questions

Is Gurjan plywood better than pine plywood?

Gurjan is denser and stronger, with better screw holding, so it suits heavy-use furniture. Pine is lighter and usually cheaper, which is useful where weight matters.

What does 'triple core' or 'alternate core' mean?

They describe the inner layers. Full or triple core uses hardwood throughout for strength; alternate core mixes hardwood and softer layers to save cost.

Is Gurjan plywood waterproof?

Gurjan describes the face wood, not the water resistance. A Gurjan sheet can be MR, BWR or BWP grade; check the grade printed on the stamp.

How can I tell if a sheet is real Gurjan?

Gurjan has a reddish-brown face with a straight, even grain and feels heavy for its size. Look at the edge too: a full-core sheet shows hardwood in every layer. Ask the shop to show the core and the stamp, and take a GST bill that names the product.

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