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Maple White Veneer Core plywood from States Industries is a 3/4 inch thick domestic plywood panel in a 49 x 97 size, so it serves full cabinet and casework layouts with fewer seams. The maple white face and back are graded A1, which provides a high-grade appearance on the show side while keeping the back usable for interior surfaces. The veneer core construction creates a wood-based core that supports machining operations common in cabinet shops. The domestic sourcing aligns this sheet with projects that call out domestic plywood in their documentation. The ULEF designation means the panel uses ultra-low emitting formaldehyde resin, which matters where emission limits are part of the job requirements. The NAUF designation signals no added urea formaldehyde in the panel, fitting work where reduced formaldehyde content is specified. The States Industries part number 3870 clearly identifies this exact combination of maple white face, veneer core, and size.
This States Industries maple white veneer core panel in 3/4 inch thickness fits work where project details call out plywood construction rather than composite cores. The 49 x 97 dimension gives a little additional length and width beyond nominal 4 x 8 sizing, which helps when nesting tall cabinet sides, gables, and partitions on a single sheet. The A1 maple white faces let this sheet carry visible cabinet exteriors and panels, while the veneer core supports edge details created through routing or machining. The ULEF and NAUF characteristics are part of the panel makeup, aligning it with jobs where written specifications reference formaldehyde-related criteria. The clearly defined States Industries identity and the 3870 part number help match this panel to drawings or material lists that call out this specific maple veneer core.
This maple white veneer core plywood from States Industries is categorized as plywood within board panel products, which positions it for cabinet, furniture, and interior woodworking shop environments. The 3/4 inch thickness lets this panel serve as carcass material, dividers, and shelves in pieces built around plywood case construction. The 49 x 97 panel size supports layouts for full-height cabinets and tall partitions while still moving through typical shop handling routines. The A1 maple white faces give the sheet a show-ready surface that can be oriented outward for doors, sides, or finished panels, while still providing a graded back for non-primary faces. As a domestic plywood product, it aligns with jobs where documentation specifies domestic hardwood plywood sources within the board panel product category.
The 3/4 inch thickness on this maple white veneer core panel from States Industries gives fabricators a predictable base for joinery and edge build-ups, which supports repeatable setups on saws and machining centers. The veneer core structure provides a wood-veneer-based interior, which works with common woodworking tooling used on plywood in cabinet and millwork shops. The 49 x 97 dimension helps yield consistent part sizes from standardized cut lists, especially where an extra inch can preserve full-height parts from a single sheet. The A1 maple white face and back grading communicates a specific appearance level, simplifying coordination between shop drawings and panel selection when matching visible surfaces. The ULEF and NAUF designations are fixed characteristics of this panel, which helps align it with specifications that call out emission-related attributes without changing core machining behavior in the shop.
This States Industries maple white veneer core panel measures 49 x 97 inches and 3/4 inch thick, so it covers standard cabinet and casework layouts that expect a full sheet slightly larger than nominal 4 x 8.
The A1 maple white grading on this plywood indicates a high-grade show face and graded back, which supports using one side outward for visible cabinet or panel surfaces while keeping the opposite side serviceable.
The veneer core construction creates a wood-veneer-based interior, which works with typical woodworking tools for cutting and routing that shops already use on plywood panels in cabinet production.
The ULEF designation on this maple white veneer core panel indicates ultra-low emitting formaldehyde resin, which aligns the material with projects that reference formaldehyde emission characteristics in specifications.
NAUF on this States Industries panel means no added urea formaldehyde, so the plywood fits work where written project requirements mention reduced formaldehyde content in listed sheet goods.
The States Industries part number 3870 identifies this exact 3/4 inch, 49 x 97 maple white veneer core A1 ULEF NAUF panel, helping match material lists, purchase entries, and shop documentation.
This maple white veneer core plywood from States Industries combines a 3/4 inch thickness, 49 x 97 size, A1 maple white faces, and veneer core construction in a single defined sheet. The domestic plywood classification, ULEF resin status, and NAUF designation give this panel a clearly documented profile for projects that reference these attributes. The specific 3870 part number ties ordering directly to this configuration, supporting consistent selection whenever a project calls for this maple white veneer core plywood.
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