Gurjan Plywood

Gurjan Plywood is created from the wood of Gurjan trees, which can be found in abundance across Southeast Asia. The Gurjan tree is a hardwood species that is known for its exceptional strength and high quality. The hardwood from these trees is used to make Gurjan plywood sheets, which are used for interior and commercial applications. Plywood is created by stacking multiple thin layers of wood veneers (sheets of wood) on top of each other and bonding them using an adhesive to form everything from the core to the outer layers. A 100 percent Gurjan Plywood is one in which the core, middle panels, front and back faces, and all other components are produced entirely of Gurjan wood. Gurjan Plywood is an imported plywood from India that is typically difficult to come by. In comparison to other types, it is also significantly more expensive. If you come across cheaper plywoods bearing the Gurjan plywoods label, be wary and have it checked out by a plywood expert or a manufacturer right away. It's almost certainly a scam scheme. Gurjan plywoods are frequently imported into India from nations such as Burma, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.