Plywood & Boards
Pine Plywood in Delhi
Pine plywood is lighter than hardwood plywood and usually more affordable, which makes it a practical choice for furniture where weight and budget matter. We stock pine sheets in MR and BWP grades.
| Grade | MR / BWP |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 6mm - 19mm |
| Sizes | 8x4 ft standard; ask for other sizes |
| Brands | Lee Perry |
Where to use Pine Plywood
- Lightweight furniture and lofts
- Wall paneling and false-ceiling frames
- Budget wardrobes and storage
- Packing and site work
How to choose
- Pick BWP-grade pine where moisture is expected.
- For heavy shelves or beds, consider Gurjan plywood for better screw holding.
- Check the sheet is flat and the edges have no hollow gaps.
Why choose pine plywood
Pine is a softwood, so pine plywood is noticeably lighter than hardwood plywood of the same thickness, and usually more affordable. That makes it a practical sheet wherever weight and budget matter more than heavy screw-holding strength.
| Pine | Gurjan | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | Light, easy to lift and fix overhead | Heavy |
| Screw holding | Fair; pre-drill and use the right screws | Very good |
| Cost | Usually lower | Higher |
| Good for | Lofts, paneling, ceilings, light furniture | Beds, counters, heavy-use furniture |
Where pine plywood fits
- Lofts and upper storage, where a lighter sheet is easier to fix high on the wall
- Wall paneling and false-ceiling work on a batten frame
- Budget wardrobes and storage that don't carry heavy loads
- Packing, site work and temporary partitions
For a bed top, shop counter or long shelves, a denser sheet or block board is the safer choice.
Grades we stock
Pine plywood comes in different grades, just like hardwood plywood. We keep pine in MR grade for dry rooms and BWP grade where moisture is expected, such as a loft above a bathroom or a ground-floor wall.
Thickness guide
| Use | Thickness |
|---|---|
| Loft base | 18mm |
| Loft shutters | 12mm or 18mm |
| Paneling on a frame | 6mm to 12mm |
| Back panels | 6mm |
Buying tips
- Check the sheet is flat: lay it on the floor or sight along the edge.
- Look at the edges for hollow gaps in the core.
- Read the stamp for the ISI mark, CM/L number and grade; the stamp checker explains each marking.
- For heavy shelves inside a pine unit, use thicker shelves or add supports every 2.5 to 3 ft.
See which plywood for which job for the right board for each part of your furniture.
Pine plywood at Nitin Plywood House, Alipur
We deal in pine plywood from Lee Perry in MR and BWP grades, 6mm to 19mm. To check today's stock and rate, call +91-9212017608.
Brands we deal in
- Lee Perry
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
Why choose pine plywood?
It is lighter and usually cheaper than hardwood plywood, which suits lofts, paneling and furniture that does not carry heavy loads.
Is pine plywood good for a kitchen?
Only in BWP grade and ideally for low-load parts. For the main kitchen carcass most carpenters prefer BWR or BWP hardwood plywood.
Is pine plywood strong enough for a bed?
For the top of a bed that carries two people and a mattress, a denser hardwood plywood such as Gurjan, or block board, holds screws and fittings better. Pine works well for lighter parts such as the headboard back or the box partitions.
Is pine plywood good for false ceilings and paneling?
Yes. Its light weight makes it easier to fix overhead and on walls, and it is a common choice for paneling on a batten frame.