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Plywood Varieties

Plywood, a versatile and resilient material, is a staple in construction and DIY projects. Our range includes:

• Marine Plywood: Ideal for environments exposed to moisture, such as boats and outdoor fixtures.
• Fire Retardant Plywood: Specially treated to resist combustion, perfect for safety-conscious environments.
• Structural Plywood: Designed for load-bearing applications in construction.

• Specialty Plywood: Includes Birch Plywood for fine finish work, and flexible plywood for curved structures.

   

OSB (Oriented Strand Board)

OSB is a cost-effective and durable alternative to plywood, suitable for structural and non-structural applications. It's available in various sizes, including tongue and groove options for easy installation.

MDF (Medium-Density Fibreboard)

MDF, known for its smooth surface and uniform density, is excellent for interior projects, like cabinetry and furniture. Options include:

• Standard MDF: Versatile for various indoor applications.
• Moisture-Resistant MDF: Ideal for areas with higher humidity.
• Fire Rated MDF: For areas requiring additional safety measures.

• Veneered MDF: Offering the look of real wood with the stability of MDF.

   

Chipboard

A budget-friendly option, chipboard is often used for flooring, shelving, and cabinetry. It comes in forms like:

• Melamine Faced Chipboard: For a durable and easy-to-clean surface.
• Tongue & Groove Chipboard: For stable and seamless flooring solutions.

• Egger Protect Chipboard: Enhanced for moisture resistance and durability.

   

Specialty Panels

• Anti-Slip Phenolic Film Plywood: For applications requiring a non-slip surface.
• Veneered Boards: Such as Oak and Walnut, add elegance to interiors.

• Magply Panels: Offer fire resistance and durability for various applications.

   

Choosing the Right Sheet Material

Selecting the appropriate sheet material depends on factors like the intended use, environmental conditions, and load-bearing requirements. Consider moisture exposure, need for fire resistance, and aesthetic preferences when making your choice.