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Plywood

Publication Year

1936

Document Status

Current

Abstract

A guide from 1936 to inform the artisan about plywood from its commercial side (the kinds, sizes and thicknesses available from stock) and to provide the architect and engineer with technical data not generally available.

Document History

Defunct.

Publisher Information

United States Plywood Corporation

Now defunct, the U.S. Plywood Corporation was founded in 1937 as a consolidation of three smaller plywood companies engaged in the manufacture of building materials, paper, and packaging materials. In 1967 this company merged with Champion Papers, Inc., to become U.S. Plywood–Champion Papers, Inc., and in 1972 the corporate name was changed to Champion International It was acquired and subsumed by competitor International Paper Company in 2000.