Shelf in birch plywood bevelled edge, plywood

Thu, 26 Mar 2026 14:26:56 +0200

Birch plywood cut to your measurements. Cross veneer means that the veneer direction is across the width. Plywood shelf in birch. A plywood shelf in birch is made up of more layers than e.g. a plywood shelf in pine. In addition, a birch plywood is more dense, so that nicer edges can be achieved than on pine plywood. The bevelled edge gives the shelf a nice light look. You can choose which edges should have the bevelled edge and which should not. Simply deselect the edge on the sketch. Edges without the bevelled edge will be sharp and unsanded. A plywood shelf is easy to saw, screw, glue and mill in, and is used for many DO-IT-YOURSELF purposes such as building window frames, shelving units, and boxes. The edges of a birch plywood shelf can have small openings, which can be filled if you want a smooth sanded surface. The plywood shelf is sanded on both sides. Available in several thicknesses. The shelf is untreated, and therefore needs either varnish, soap or oil. The shelf calculator takes into account how many bearers are to be used depending on the shelf thickness. The thicker the shelf, the fewer shelf brackets. The number of recommended shelf carriers is only indicative, should the shelf carry a large weight, additional supports may be necessary. In addition, the nature of the wall also determines how much the shelf can be affected by weight. Make sure that the shelf is adequately supported. How much depends on the thickness and shelf size, as well as how much load the shelf is exposed to. If the shelf starts to bend, more support is needed.

Price: 11.00 GBP