I went to the showroom of this plywood cabinet maker and the glue smell is so strong..eyes tearing and I have decided not to use plywood for my kitchen cabinet. I have been told by other cabinet makers that plywood has the highest VOC chemicals due to the glue that they use…so choose wisely..plus plywood is more expensive. The new material with zero chemical  is  NAF { no added Formaldehyde}

I think its the glue they use for putting the laminate onto the plywood..unless they use very high quality glue...which of course will cost u more in the end...

I see. Because initially I thought they will use every single pieces of plywood to make entire cabinet until I found out that unfinished product is still show as block board. If this would not affect the performance of the cabinet, then would be fine.

I think what we can't accept is you mention using plywod to make cabinet, end up the frame all inside is chipboard only the door using plywood. then might as well mention chipboard cabinet rather than plywood cabinet.

Very true. Don't simply say that when you did not use the material fully but mixed. Just tell people door made from what and carcass made from what.

But business being business. They would have want a maximum profit margin, thus mixed with other cheaper material and claim that whole thing is Nyotoh.

What can't be accept is the charges is still high. Normal people will just think since price is higher so should be nothing wrong and all should be the same material until they find out the truth.

I also heard block board are some kind of low combination of low quality wood and at times block board come with some hollow parts will it affect the overall performance ?

Can't expect kc people to explain all that, esp if you see them on ads.
Thus very important for customers to ask and check details before payment (go to their showroom if they have one).
Also if the price is too low than standard, chances part of the cabinets are from lower quality material.