FAQ

Are all panels the same color?
No, each panel is made from a species of tree with its own characteristics and grain. Every tree
is slightly different however color of species is relatively consistent but not uniform. We suggest
if possible, that you hand select your pieces to ensure color consistency for greater overall
satisfaction.
What is sande plywood?
Often confused as a spelling error of the word “sanded,” sande plywood comes from the Sande
(Brosimum utile) tree, native to tropical regions in the Americas.
Are project panels waterproof?
Any plywood that isn't treated or marine grade is going to be inadequate for long-term use
outdoors. That being said, birch, sande, underlayment, OSB and BCX are commonly used in
covered or moderately protected outside applications. We advise you to avoid using MDF,
pegboard, chalkboard, markerboard and hardboard outdoors, however, as they all absorb
moisture quickly, expand and ruin your weekend.
Are your finishes VOC-free?
Dimensions Project Panels are VOC- and heavy metal-free. Use wood products that are as good
for your health as they are enjoyable to work with and use.
What does LEED certified mean?
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a green building certification program
that ensures producers of raw materials such as wood, stone and others are environmentally
responsible. LEED certifications are given to producers of materials who meet standards put in
place to ensure a limited environmental impact.
What does CARB2 compliant mean?
CARB2 (California Air Resources Board) is a certification process established by the California Air
Resources Board to reduce formaldehyde emissions and protect people from airborne
containments. Being CARB2 certified means our products are well within the safety limits.