Veneer, plywood and engineered wood product manufacturing
North American Industry Classification System code (NAICS): 32121
This industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing softwood and hardwood veneer and plywood; structural wood members, except lumber; and reconstituted wood panel products. Veneer is produced as a thin sheet of wood of uniform thickness by peeling or slicing logs. Plywood is produced by gluing and compressing together, three or more sheets of veneer, with the grain of alternate sheets usually laid crosswise. Structural wood members are made by laminating, joining and assembling wood components according to specified engineering design criteria. Reconstituted wood panel products are produced by processes involving pressure, adhesives and binders. The laminated products produced in this industry may have layers of materials other than wood.
This Canadian industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing hardwood veneer and plywood.
Learn More Follow This SectorThis Canadian industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing softwood veneer and plywood.
Learn More Follow This SectorThis Canadian industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing structural wood members, other than solid dimension lumber and timber.
Learn More Follow This SectorThis Canadian industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing particle board and fibreboard. Particle board is made from wood particles, which are often the residue from other wood processing operations, combined under heat and pressure with a water resistant binder. Fibreboard is made from wood fibres, bonded together completely or partially by the lignin in the wood.
Learn More Follow This SectorThis Canadian industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing waferboard and oriented strandboard (OSB). These products are made from wafers or strands of wood such as aspen, poplar or southern yellow pine, combined with a waterproof binder, and bonded together by heat and pressure.
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