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50mm Plywood — Bundle & Pallet Packing Specifications

A standard pallet of 50mm plywood (1220×2440mm) contains 20 sheets with Acacia hardwood core. Bundle height is 1000 mm, weight is 1726.5 kg, and volume is 2.9768 CBM. Pieces per bundle range from 15 (Acacia + Eucalyptus) to 20 depending on wood species density.

50mm Plywood — Bundle Packing by Core Material

Sheet size: 1220×2440mm (4'×8'). Max bundle height: 900 mm, max weight: 1,760 kg.

Core MaterialDensityPcs/BundleHeight (mm)Weight (kg)CBM
Styrax500 kg/m³2010001488.42.9768
Acacia580 kg/m³2010001726.52.9768
Eucalyptus650 kg/m³157501451.22.2326
Pine520 kg/m³2010001547.92.9768
Rubberwood680 kg/m³157501518.22.2326
Styrax + Acacia540 kg/m³2010001607.52.9768
Styrax + Eucalyptus575 kg/m³2010001711.72.9768
Acacia + Eucalyptus615 kg/m³157501373.02.2326

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many sheets of 50mm plywood per pallet?

With Acacia core (580 kg/m³), a pallet of 50mm plywood contains 20 sheets. With lighter Styrax core (500 kg/m³), a pallet contains 20 sheets. Maximum stack height: 900 mm, maximum weight: 1,760 kg per bundle.

How much does a pallet of 50mm plywood weigh?

A pallet of 50mm plywood weighs 1727 kg with Acacia core (20 sheets). Weight ranges from 1373 kg (Acacia + Eucalyptus) to 1727 kg (Acacia).

What is the CBM of one pallet of 50mm plywood?

One pallet of 50mm plywood (20 sheets, 1220×2440mm) has a volume of 2.9768 CBM with Acacia core. Bundle dimensions: 2440×1220×1000 mm.

How tall is a pallet of 50mm plywood?

A standard pallet of 50mm plywood is 1000 mm tall (20 sheets × 50 mm each). The maximum permitted bundle height is 900 mm for safe stacking in containers.

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Data calculated using Vinawood's plywood specification engine. Figures are for standard conditions. Actual values may vary with moisture content, glue type, and manufacturing tolerances.Try our interactive calculators →