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WISA Spruce Plywood
WISA-Spruce is a truly versatile plywood panel suitable for a wide range of applications. This is a softwood plywood that is lightweight yet strong and rigid. This plywood is superior to other softwood plywood, such as Elliotis plywood. This plywood is a great economical and lightweight alternative to solid wood. We offer WISA spruce plywood in a range of sizes and thicknesses, which can be cut to size according to your needs and delivered straight to your door.
Spruce Plywood Applications
Spruce plywood can be used for roof, walls, and floors. It can also be used for packaging, to create concrete forms, joinery, and more. Like other plywood, spruce plywood provides a smooth surface for painting or laminates. If you are going to paint your plywood, just remember that plywood to absorb a lot of paint. So it’s important to use a suitable primer or sealant to ensure a smooth and professional finish to your DIY project.
Spruce Plywood Thicknesses
We provide spruce plywood in a range of thicknesses, from 9mm to 18mm. When choosing which thickness to use in your project, consider how it will be used and whether or not it needs to bear weight. Thickness available: 9mm, 12mm, 18mm.
If you aren’t sure which thickness is best for you, please get in touch and we will be able to provide some guidance.
Spruce Plywood Cut To Any Size Or Shape
We offer custom cutting for your spruce plywood sheets to save you the hassle of doing it yourself. We can cut your sheets to any size or shape. We can also do custom cutouts, so that when your plywood is delivered to your door you’ll be ready to get started right away.
Birch Vs Spruce Plywood
Both birch and spruce are popular materials for making plywood. The main difference between these two options is that spruce is a softwood and birch is a hardwood. Softwoods tend to be cheaper, lighter, and slightly less durable than hardwood. This is true with spruce plywood, which is lighter and more economical than birch plywood.
Birch plywood may also have fewer knots than spruce. If you need help deciding which plywood would be best for your project, please get in touch with a member of our team, who will be able to answer your questions and provide some expert advice.
Frequently Asked Questions about Softwood Spruce Plywood
The disadvantages of plywood softwood spruce?
Softwoods are generally considered softer and less durable than hardwoods. They may be prone to wear and tear and less resistant to moisture and humidity. Compared to hardwoods, softwoods also tend to feature less distinctive natural grain patterns.
The advantages of plywood softwood spruce?
Softwoods tend to be cheaper, lighter, and slightly less durable than hardwoods. This is true for spruce plywood, which is lighter and more economical than birch plywood. Birch plywood may also have fewer knots than spruce.
What can plywood softwood spruce be used for?
Spruce plywood can be used for roofing, walls, and floors. It can also be used for packaging, creating concrete forms, joinery, and more. Like other plywood, spruce plywood provides a smooth surface suitable for painting or laminates.
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You're very welcome to visit one of our trade counters in Leeds if you'd like to view materials or discuss your requirements.
To keep our prices as competitive as possible, all orders are placed online via our website. This ensures full accuracy of sizes, specifications, and quantities, and allows us to maintain our low online pricing.
If you'd prefer not to order directly through the website, we're happy to help via email. Simply send your requirements to service@theplasticpeople.co.uk, and we can provide a quotation that can be added directly to your online basket for checkout.
Our team is also available on 0113 249 2222 to offer advice on material selection or product suitability prior to ordering.
Our team is also available on 0113 249 2222 to offer advice on material selection or product suitability prior to ordering.
We offer three delivery options, Standard (from £9.96), Next Day (from £24.00) and Named Day (from £33.00). Delivery options will be dependent on material availability, lead-time and geographic location.
When ordering, an estimated delivery date will be offered before payment. Depending on material, any fabrication work needed (polished edges, drilled holes, rounded corners) and geographic location; you'll have the opportunity to choose a delivery option to suit you at checkout. You can even collect in-person.
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Yes. When proceeding to check-out you'll have the option of collection, we are based in Leeds (LS9 0DX). Our Collection Point is open from 8.00am until 4.00pm Monday to Thursday and 8.00am until 3.00pm on Fridays. We are closed on weekends and bank holidays. We'll email you when your order is ready to collect.
Storage
Whilst every effort is made to ensure your wood products arrive in pristine condition care must be taken on delivery to ensure your products are not damaged and to keep them wrapped until needed in a cool, dry place. We sell MDF, Plywood and OSB which have varying degree of manufacturing treatments including flame and moisture resistance. Whilst these products are resilient, they mustn’t be stored or used outside as the elements would delaminate and perish your item especially if they get wet or affected by frost. Some treated wood products are water resistant, not waterproof.
Adhesives & Sealants
When using any adhesives or sealants with your wood sheet product great care must be taken in ensuring its compatibility. Some products can react adversely and either not bond/seal properly or create a poor finish which isn’t good if its going to be visible. Refer to our web pages for advice if unsure. Check your sealant/adhesives ‘use by date’ to ensure its still current for best performance in your project.
Delivery Damages
You have 14 days from receiving your order to report any visible damages. Please email a photograph of the damage along with your order number and contact details as soon as possible to service@theplasticpeople.co.uk. We'll arrange a refund or replacement for you as soon as we receive this. Please keep your packaging and do not use the damaged goods, so they can be collected and returned to us if necessary.
