What is the standard size for a sheet of plywood contained by countries using the metric system? In the US, plywood comes in 4 feet cavernous by 8 feet...

In the US, plywood comes in 4 feet cavernous by 8 feet wide sheets. This is a standard size that fits okay with standard sizes used throughout building construction. In a metric country, where measurements are more commonly expressed contained by meters or centimeters, what is the standard size for a sheet of plywood? How does this carry through to such things as ceiling height, door frame sizes, or the spacing of studs inwardly a wall?
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There are frequent applications for plywood and different types for the different applications. By the way, in metric system of building, most measurements are contained by mm.

In Australia, timber stud walls are usually made of 90x35 or 90x45mm sizes. You can also get 70x35 & 70x45mm thicknesses too but aren't used usually for structural purposes. Studs are usually spaced at 450mm centres for structural walls, and 600mm for some structural and also non-structural walls.

Ceiling height standards are 2400mm, 2550mm and 3000mm high.