How shuttering ply is made?

Shutting ply is typically made from veneers of wood that are glued together to form a flat, laminated material. The individual veneers are typically very thin and have a fine grain, making them flexible and less prone to warping or cracking when exposed to moisture.

The sheets of shuttering ply can be cut into various shapes and sizes and often feature tongue-and-groove edges for quick and easy interlocking. Once cut, the sheets of shuttering ply are often further treated with a preservative to make them more resistant to water and insect damage.