Marine Plywood

Marine plywood has long been known as the “Rolls Royce” of plywood, and for good reason.  It is a high performing product, suitable when “only the best will do”.  Constructed using the highest grade veneers (face and core veneers), it is manufactured from selected species based on density, bending strength, impact resistance and surface finishing characteristics. Marine plywood manufactured to …

The panels in the Joubert Marine range are of high quality and are recommended for the construction and interior fittings in the boat building industry, thanks to their lightweight and excellent resistance to damp conditions. Product is available in Marine Ply and Super Marine Ply in Okoume veneer. Further to this the product can be ordered with Sapele face/core veneers …

An Okoume throughout plywood panel with selected cores and in compliance with the British norm BS 1088-1:2003 Lloyd’s Register Type Approved, Marine ply is recommended for nautical construction and boat furnishings. It has a wonderful lightness and an excellent resistance to damp conditions (Class 3 gluing) which enables the product to meet the specific demands of naval construction.It can also …

A multi-purpose hardwood plywood that is a versatile product which combines an attractive surface appearance with superior performance under hazardous conditions. A good indicator of a quailty plywoods cores is its durabilty, Our Marine plywoods have a density of 700kgs per M3. It has comparatively high strength to weight ratio.Construction Marine 1088 Ply CE2+ is suitable for interior and exterior …

FORMPLY VS MARINE PLYWOOD Workers would coat marine plywood sheets in oil for a smooth finish before formply. F17 expands upon marine plywood, ideal for use in areas of constant contact with moisture. The outer face is waterproof, allowing for easy separation from curing concrete. Formply is attractive with a variety of colour available for home furnishing. Formply exceeds marine plywood despite not technically meeting its …

MARINE VS REGULAR PLYWOOD Not all structural plywood is labelled as marine due to the strict criteria it must fulfil. Voids cannot be present in the inner veneer layers due to their delaminating effect. The risk of it occurring rises when there is a build-up of moisture. Manufacturing must also use waterproof glue. Finally, marine plywood requires a higher grade face veneer than …

Marine Plywood is made of high quality veneer and Class 2 Melamine glue to achieve desired strength and durability characteristics. Marine plywood can be used for many applications such as decking, ship interiors/exteriors, and container flooring. Marine Extra Plywood is the high-density marine plywood line with 3 grades: A Stress, B Stress, and C Stress. SizesDimensions (mm)1160×2400 mm | 634×2400 …

Our fancy marine-grade teak plywood is designed with quality faces and lightweight cores created for below-deck use in cabinetry, bulkheads, shelves and door panels. Offered in quarter-sawn or plain-sawn facesAvailable in a .55 mm veneer face or laid up with an extra-thick 1 mm veneer faceYou may also custom-order other thicknesses, or marine-grade plywood from other species Fancy Teak Cabin …

    Okoume (aucoumea klaineana) also known as gaboon or combogala,  is only found in Gabon, the Congo and Equatorial Guinea in Africa. Okoume has a high strength to weight ratio which is why it is the plywood of choice for racing boats and applications where weight is important. It has a specific gravity of .43 and averages 27 pounds per cubic …

Our Sapele plywood is Bruynzeel brand, made with high quality Sapele throughout. Sapele is valued for its durability in nautical construction. It is also suitable for use in boat furnishings and decoration. It is excellent for use in areas with prolonged exposure to bad weather conditions.    Sapele is brown-red in color with rotary cut faces. It is made with Class 3 …