How Plywood Is Made From Veneer Inside Mass Production Factory | 15 Billion Square Feet Every Year

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How Plywood Is Made From Veneer Inside Mass Production Factory | 15 Billion Square Feet Every Year Every year, more than 15 billion square feet of Plywood are produced from thin veneer sheets carefully engineered in giant industrial plants. In this documentary, The Factoran takes you deep inside the massive production lines where logs are transformed into one of the world’s most versatile engineered woods. From forest plantations and log soaking, to high-speed veneer peeling, industrial dryers, resin coating, cold pressing, and powerful hot presses, see how layers of wood are fused into strong, stable panels used across furniture, construction, and architecture. 💬 If you had to choose for your home or project, would you pick Plywood, MDF, Particleboard, or Solid Wood? Drop your answer in the comments, hit like 👍, and subscribe to The Factoran for more cinematic journeys inside mega factories. ▶ Watch now to discover how science, precision machines, and sustainable forestry come together to create billions of square feet of Plywood every year — the backbone of modern interiors and global construction. 🌍 The Factoran reveals how things are made, from raw materials to finished products, exposing the machines, automation, and craftsmanship that power the world’s biggest industries. #factory #howitsmade #plywood 0:00 Introduction 1:03 Forest Plantation and Logging 3:12 Log Yard and Log Soaking 4:53 Veneer Peeling 6:45 Veneer Drying and Adhesive Curing 9:07 Cold Pressing and Hot Pressing 11:23 Cutting, Sanding, and Finishing 13:20 Recycling into Particleboard 15:16 Conclusion