CDX plywood​ is a type of construction-grade plywood commonly used in various building applications.

In construction, plywood​ is primarily used for its structural strength and versatility, commonly applied as wall sheathing, subflooring, roof decking, formwork for concrete pouring, cabinetry, furniture building, and even for exterior wall panels due to its ability to withstand weather exposure and resist warping; essentially acting as a stable base for various building elements while offering cost-effectiveness compared to solid wood.

Concrete forming plywood, a specialized material engineered for concrete construction, is essential for achieving the desired shape and finish of concrete structures. Its durability, strength, and resistance to water and weather make it a reliable choice for various construction projects. This comprehensive guide explores the different types of concrete forming plywood, their applications, and factors to consider when selecting the right material for your project.

Formwork Plywood​ is commonly used in many concrete construction projects, including residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.