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Plywood Hardwood Maple 49 x 97 identifies this sheet as a maple-faced hardwood plywood panel sized for larger cabinet and millwork layouts. The 49 x 97 dimension provides an extra inch each way, which helps when laying out full-height panels or parts that need trim allowance. The stated 1/2 inch thickness defines how this panel fits into cabinet case construction or door and panel builds where that thickness is standard. The maple hardwood face presents a familiar shop material choice for maple-focused projects. The product class as plywood indicates a layered wood construction under the face, which supports stability in normal woodworking environments. The listed category of board panel products and plywood hardwoods confirms this panel is intended as a sheet good for wood projects rather than solid lumber. The description stating domestic positions this panel as a domestically produced option within that plywood class.
The stated 1/2 inch thickness positions this sheet for cabinet cases, partitions, and panels designed around that dimension, so tools and joinery can be set to a known material size. The 49 x 97 format gives a bit more than nominal 4 x 8 coverage, which aids when cutting parts that need clean edges after trimming. The veneer core designation indicates a core built from wood veneers, supporting typical machining for dados and rabbets used in casework layouts. The maple hardwood face aligns with uses where a maple surface is specified, allowing projects built around maple to use this sheet in coordinated runs. The domestic description associates this panel with domestic production, which can matter where projects reference domestic plywood in their material notes.
The category listing as board panel products and plywood hardwoods, domestic and import, places this States Industries maple plywood within the sheet goods segment used for woodworking and cabinet work. The maple hardwood face ties directly into projects that call for maple-faced panels, such as case interiors, exteriors, or shelving where a maple look is part of the design. The 1/2 inch thickness aligns with cabinet and fixture components planned around that thickness, so part sizing and joinery can be drawn from that dimension. The 49 x 97 panel size supplies enough area to pull multiple cabinet parts or tall panels from a single sheet, supporting layouts that benefit from minimal seams. The veneer core note shows that beneath the maple face, the structure is built from veneers, which suits typical sawing and routing patterns used on veneer-core construction during fabrication.
The exact 49 x 97 size allows drawings and cut lists to reference that panel area when nesting parts, improving yield planning and part orientation on maple-faced plywood. The maple hardwood designation keeps the face species consistent, which matters when multiple sheets of the same States Industries maple plywood are used across a job and need a unified appearance. The 1/2 inch thickness detail lets fence, bit, and blade setups repeat from sheet to sheet, helping keep dado and groove depths consistent. The veneer core characteristic points to a construction that works with common woodworking tooling used on plywood, supporting repeat cuts and machining passes. The domestic note in the description ties projects to a domestically identified maple plywood option, which can be relevant when the material schedule specifies domestic plywood use within a given product class.
This States Industries maple plywood is described as 49 x 97, giving a panel sized for layouts that need slightly more coverage than nominal 4 x 8 dimensions.
The panel has a stated 1/2 inch thickness, which aligns with cabinet and casework parts commonly designed around half-inch sheet materials.
The description identifies a veneer core, meaning the core is built from wood veneers and suited to typical machining patterns used on veneer-core panels.
The white 85 percent description associates this maple plywood with a defined white 85 percent characteristic, helping align it with other materials specified the same way.
This 1/2 inch maple plywood is manufactured by States Industries, providing a clearly identified brand for material planning.
The sheet is classified in the plywood product class and the board panel products category, placing it among hardwood plywood options for woodworking.
This States Industries maple plywood brings a maple hardwood face, veneer core construction, and 1/2 inch thickness together in a 49 x 97 sheet suited to board panel use. The domestic description and white 85 percent characteristic position it for projects that reference those details on material schedules. When layouts, drawings, and cut lists call for a maple-faced, veneer core, 1/2 inch plywood panel in this size range, this sheet aligns with those specified characteristics for planned cabinet and woodworking applications.
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