Handprint birch plywood circles inspire endless possibilities for adding your personal touch to everyday spaces. Projects requiring perfectly round edges have never been easier. Discover creative ways to accent your home- design trend forward home decor, build stylish clocks, create accent furniture and more.
Convenient, ready-to-make component for home decor projects and unfinished wood crafts. Features smooth, double-sided birch veneers. The perfect wood canvas for makers.
Craft wood pieces featuring smooth, sanded, birch veneers (0.35 - 0.45mm) on face and back and square-cut corners perpendicular to edges.
Plywood panels ready to customize with the finishes of your choice, including paint, stain, vinyl decals, and sealant. Maker-friendly for all your wood crafts ideas and DIY wood projects.
Wood canvas intended for indoor crafting and display only. If using outside, seal with a weather-protecting finish and place in a covered or protected area.
- One, 1/2"-thick, 12"-diameter, plywood round
- Actual dimensions: 0.47" x 11.87" x 11.87"
- Tolerance: +/- 1/8"
- Weight: Approx. 1.3 lbs
- Grade + Species: B2 (or equivalent) with a veneer core; White or Yellow Birch
- CARB Phase 2 and EPA TSCA Title VI compliant
- California residents, see Prop 65 Warning Fact Sheets for formaldehyde and wood dust
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What is plywood?Plywood is made by gluing multiple thin layers of wood together in a very tight stack, creating a strong, attractive real-wood panel.
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Is Handprint hardwood plywood the same as Baltic Birch plywood?In short, no. Baltic Birch is a specialty plywood originally created for cabinet makers. It’s plies are thicker and all made from 100% birch. Birch plywood has thinner plies which are different species- anything from pine to poplar. We find Birch plywood offers the same great look and benefits as Baltic Birch, but can be more cost effective for a maker’s budget.
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How many plies are in each thickness of plywood?In general, the more plies, the stronger the panel. So while the precise number of plies varies depending on the tree, typically, ¼” plywood has 3-5 plies, ½” has 5-7, and ¾” has 7-9.
