Size: | 1220x2440mm, 1250x3000mm, or Customized |
Thickness: | 2.7~30mm (4mm, 6mm, 9mm, 12mm, 18mm) |
Face/Back: | Teal film, black film, brown film, red film, or logo film |
Core: | Birch, Eucalyptus, Combi, Poplar core or request |
Reuse: | 4 –6 times, 8 – 12 times, 15 –20 times, 20 – 25 times |
Glue: | Phenolic, WBP |
Certificate: | FSC, CE, EUTR, CARB, EPA |
Usage: | Construction, Formwork system, shuttering, etc |
Product advantages: | 1. Waterproof and boil glue in water 2. Smooth surface, high wear resistance 3. It can be reused 5~30 times when used correctly 4. High Strength and Stability |
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Glue: WBP Melamine
Thickness: 12/15/17mm
Reuse: 2-4 times
Price: Medium
Finger Joint Core Film Faced Plywood
Finger joint core film faced plywood is manufactured by precisely joining short wood pieces with interlocking finger joints to create a strong and uniform core.
This engineered core structure improves the plywood ’s strength,dimensional stability, and resistance to warping and splitting. With its reliable structural performance, finger joint core film faced plywood is well suited for demanding applications such as construction, flooring,furniture manufacturing, and other projects requiring enhanced strength and durability.
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Glue: WBP Melamine
Thickness: 12/15/18mm
Reuse: 10-15 times
Price: Medium
Combi Core Film Faced Plywood
Combi core film faced plywood is manufactured using lightweight, straight- grained poplar wood, offering a balanced combination of stability, easy handling, and cost efficiency.
With its lightweight construction and practical performance, combi core plywood is widely used for interior applications such as cabinetry, wall paneling, furniture, and decorative projects where reducing weight and controlling costs are important considerations.
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Glue:WBP Melamine
Thickness: 12/15/18mm
Reuse: 20-30 times
Price: Premium
Full Birch Core Film Faced Plywood
Full birch core film faced plywood is manufactured from high-quality, fast- growing birch or eucalyptus wood, providing a strong and durable core for demanding applications.
Its solid core construction offers excellent dimensional stability, good
moisture resistance, and high load-bearing performance. Full birch core plywood is well suited for outdoor and marine applications, including boat building, exterior construction, infrastructure projects, and other
environments where strength and durability are essential.
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The surface film is an opaque, resin-impregnated kraft paper made with melamine or phenolic resin. It is commonly available from generic brands or established brands such as Taier.
The film coating enhances the performance and application range of plywood, providing improved water resistance and flame-retardant properties while creating a durable, protective surface.
Film faced plywood is available in a variety of colors, including black, brown, red, and green, to meet different construction and application requirements.
OEM and ODM services are available for customized film colors, specifications, branding, and packaging.
WBP Glue
WBP (Weather and Boil Proof) glue is primarily valued for its excellent resistance to water and moisture. This makes it well suited for outdoor applications and environments where plywood may be exposed to humidity, rain, or water.
WBP Melamine Glue
WBP melamine glue offers high water resistance and can withstand boiling- water conditions, making it suitable for plywood applications that require enhanced moisture resistance and durability under demanding conditions.
WBP glue is widely used in the production of film faced plywood, outdoor plywood, and other wood-based panels where reliable water resistance and long-term performance are required.
1. What is Film Faced Plywood?
Film faced plywood is an engineered wood panel covered with a resin- impregnated protective film. This durable surface provides a smooth finish while improving resistance to moisture, abrasion, and chemicals, making it widely used for concrete formwork, construction, and outdoor applications.
2. Is Film Faced Plywood Suitable for Wet or Humid Conditions?
Yes. Film faced plywood is designed to provide good water and moisture resistance. A waterproof film is applied to the panel surface, while WBP glue is commonly used to bond the plywood layers. Although it is not completely waterproof like plastic, properly manufactured and sealed film faced plywood performs well in wet and humid environments.
3. What Are the Common Applications of Film Faced Plywood?
The most common application is concrete formwork, where its smooth and durable surface helps reduce concrete adhesion and allows the panels to be reused. Depending on the product specification, film faced plywood can also be used for truck and trailer flooring, scaffolding platforms, work platforms, and outdoor furniture structures.
4. How Many Times Can Film Faced Plywood Be Reused?
The actual number of reuses depends on the plywood quality, film type, construction conditions, and handling practices. High-quality film faced plywood can typically be reused around 10 – 15 times for concrete formwork when it is properly cleaned, handled, sealed, and stored between uses.
5. What Thicknesses Are Available for Film Faced Plywood?
Common film faced plywood thicknesses range from 9 mm to 21 mm, with 18 mm being one of the most widely used specifications for construction. Thicker plywood provides greater strength and load-bearing capacity, making it suitable for demanding applications such as heavy-duty concrete formwork and flooring.