Rubber Wood Veneer

When people think of rubber, they usually only consider its latex used for manufacturing mattresses, tires, and so on. However, after the latex has been extracted, the rubber tree's wood becomes a raw material for producing rubber veneer.
Rubber wood is renowned for its natural elasticity and the abundant domestic plantations, which optimize costs for the plywood manufacturing industry. 

Characteristics:
- Rubber wood is thick, with large, easy-to-work grains.
- It does not warp, has good elasticity, and is resistant to termites and insects.
- The color of rubber veneer ranges from yellowish to gray, light to brown, making it very suitable for making furniture such as tables and chairs.
-Finished rubber plywood is less prone to shrinking, features a light yellow hue with wavy wood grain, and has good load-bearing capacity. 

Main specifications:

Applications: It is widely used in the production of products that require high durability and sturdiness.