Estonian Plywood
Birch plywood manufacturing for industrial customers and distributors in construction, transport and furniture markets
About Estonian Plywood
Estonian Plywood manufactures birch plywood at its automated plant in Viruvere, Estonia. Its products are used in construction, transport, furniture and packaging applications.
The company sells primarily to large European industrial customers and distributors, and exports to more than 36 countries. It is a subsidiary of the Lemeks Group.
Estonian Plywood AS was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Viruvere. A factory expansion begun in 2026 is intended to increase production capacity.
Product: Birch plywood manufactured from Northern birch at the company's Viruvere plant.
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