The name itself can tell you a lot about the plywood CDX, it is a combination of ratings that give information about the quality as well as the construction of plywood. This can be evaluated by colour, durability factors and much more. After this, the rating systems are attached to the rank of A, B, C or D where their finesse goes from the chronology mentioned. A or B is more expensive types of CDX Plywood, whereas C & D are more economical and cheaper.
The mention of ‘X’ in CDX Plywood denotes the layers of plywood veneers that are glued together to make one. The quality will also depend on the type of wood and glue used, making it more or less susceptible to harsh environmental conditions. When it’s about CDX Plywood the ‘X’ also signifies the exposure that denotes its water-resistant qualities.
These plywood are made by binding 3 layers together where the finished product has different grades of veneer on both sides. CDX also symbolises the quality of the veneer used. It is available in varied sizes from 3/4 cdx plywood, 1/2 cdx plywood and much more.
While creating these plywoods the maker carefully aligns all the layers to reduce their shrinkage over time. The better layers are kept on the outside to avoid wear and tear. It is therefore ranked as one of the most convenient plywoods to be used.
