Nobody Wants a Toxic Home—And That's Why You Should Consider Risk-Free Materials

Formaldehyde is a colorless, strong-smelling gas commonly used in building materials,household products, and industrial applications.

It is found in pressed wood products (such as plywood, MDF, and particleboard), adhesives, paints, fabrics, and even some personal care products.

Yes, exposure to high levels of formaldehyde can cause eye, nose, and throat irritation, respiratory issues, and, in long-term cases, an increased risk of cancer.

Formaldehyde is released as a gas (off-gassing) from certain building materials and furniture, reducing indoor air quality and potentially causing health issues

No, E0 plywood is not more prone to termites compared to regular plywood. Termite resistance depends on the type of wood species used and any additional treatments applied. If needed, E0 plywood can be treated with anti-termite solutions for added protection

You can use formaldehyde testing kits, professional air quality tests, or electronic formaldehyde detectors to measure levels in indoor environments.

Our E0 plywood meets strict formaldehyde emission standards and has been independently
tested. However, portable meters may vary in accuracy based on environmental factors. For precise results, we recommend referring to certified lab test reports that confirm our product’s compliance with E0 standards.

E0 plywood has the lowest formaldehyde emissions, making it the safest option. E1 and E2 plywood have higher emissions, with E2 being the least environmentally friendly and potentially harmful for indoor air quality.

E0 plywood is primarily designed for indoor use. However, if treated with water-resistant coatings or laminates, it can be used in semi-outdoor settings. For fully outdoor applications, marine-grade plywood is recommended.

While E0 plywood may have a slightly higher initial cost due to its superior quality and certification, it is a cost effective investment for long term health and sustainability benefits.

E0 plywood has minimal to no odor compared to regular plywood, which can emit a strong chemical smell due to high formaldehyde content.

Yes, E0 plywood is just as strong and durable as regular plywood. It undergoes rigorous testing to ensure it meets industry standards for strength and longevity.

Look for certification from recognized testing authorities, such as SGS, and request documentation from your supplier to confirm compliance with E0 standards.