What beech multiplex is
Beech multiplex (Buchensperrholz) is an all-beech cross-bonded plywood, typically 9 to 30 mm thick, made from 9 to 23 individual 1.5–2.0 mm beech veneer plies cross-bonded under phenolic resin. Every ply is beech, face, back and core, distinguishing it from beech-faced plywood with poplar or pine cores.
Why workshops choose multiplex over MDF or particleboard
Dimensional stability under load, edge-screwing without splitting, predictable screw and dowel holding, low formaldehyde emission (E1 / CARB Phase 2), and a clean machinable edge that takes solid-wood edge banding cleanly. The premium European choice for CNC jigs, fixturing, machine bases and high-load work surfaces.
Thicknesses and face grades
Standard thicknesses: 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27 and 30 mm. Standard sheet sizes: 1250×2500 mm and 1500×3000 mm. Face grades: BB/BB (top), B/BB and B/B (premium). Glue line: PF (phenolic, WBP) or MUF (urea, MR), specify on RFQ.
Typical applications
CNC routing tables and jig stock, drilling jigs and assembly fixtures, machine tool tops, kitchen work surfaces (with lacquer), audio speaker cabinets, riser sets and stair treads, premium furniture carcass, and exhibition stand construction.

