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How do you calculate the weight of hardwood plywood?

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Answer:

First You have to find out Sq. Mtr of the total plywood with help of below given table
8 Ft = 2.44 Mtr
7Ft = 1.22 Mtr
6Ft = 1.84 Mtr
4Ft = 1.22 Mtr
3Ft = 0.92 Mtr
2.5 Ft = 0.76 Mtr

after that divide the thickness by 4

Then Multiply Total Square Mtr by the result will give you Notional Area

Then Multiply the Notional Area by 3 = Weight In Kg.

Like Wise Given Below

Suppose we try to find out the weight of 12 MM HARDWOOD PLYWOOD 8X4. It'll be like

Height Width Sq. Mtr
2.44 X 1.22 = 2.9768

Sq. Mtr Thickness Constant Notional Area
2.9768 X (12 / 4) = 8.9304

Notional Area Constant Weight
8.9304 X 3 = 26.791 Kg

Rajev K Ravi
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