Litewood Plywood BB/CC refers to a type of plywood that is commonly used in construction and woodworking projects. “BB/CC” refers to the grading of the plywood, which is based on the quality and appearance of the face and back veneers.

In the grading system, “BB” means that the face of the plywood has a “B” grade veneer, which means it may have some minor defects such as knots or mineral streaks. However, the face veneer is still of good quality and can be sanded or stained for a smooth finish. “CC” means that the back of the plywood has a “C” grade veneer, which is of lower quality and may have more noticeable defects.

Litewood Plywood BB/CC is typically made from layers of thin wood veneers that are glued together with the grain of each layer running perpendicular to the layer below it. This cross-grain construction gives the plywood its strength and stability, and makes it less prone to warping or splitting than solid wood.

Overall, Litewood Plywood BB/CC can be a good choice for a variety of woodworking projects where strength and stability are important, but a flawless appearance is not necessary. It can be used for furniture, cabinetry, and other decorative or functional applications.