Products
Plywood
Commercial
Commercial plywood is basically a moisture resistant plywood, also known as MR plywood. This type of plywood generally finds its application in domestic purposes such as for home decoration or interior designing. Typically, plywood is given a proper structure by adhering to various veneer sheets together.
- Film Face Shuttering Plywood
Film Faced Shuttering Plywood are used in concrete pouring in slabs, beams and colums. It tough make and smooth surface give the concrete a mirror like consistent finish. And what more; our shuttering plywoods can be used as many as 50 times depending on density and usage.
Ply Board
Plyboard is a wood based panel, made of a core of softwood stripes that are glued together. These stripes are usually 28 mm wide placed edge to edge that is sandwiched between two veneers of either softwood or hardwood glued under high pressure. Actually Plyboard is a local term given to Blockboard. Blockboard is used to denote plywood mainly in industries and factories.
Timber
SoftWood/PineWood
New Zealand Pine (Pinus Radiata) originally a native of California, excels in Southern New Zealand soils and climatic conditions. New Zealand Pine yields a strong, economical and versatile light coloured timber. Tall, clear trunks produce timber highly suited for furniture and all forms of show wood applications.
Hard Wood/Eucalyptus/Popular/Etc.
New Zealand Pine (Pinus Radiata) originally a native of California, excels in Southern New Zealand soils and climatic conditions. New Zealand Pine yields a strong, economical and versatile light coloured timber. Tall, clear trunks produce timber highly suited for furniture and all forms of show wood applications.
Laminated Veener Lumber (LVL)
LVL is an engineered wood product that uses multiple layers of thin wood assembled with adhesives. It is typically used for headers, beams, rimboard, and edge-forming material. LVL offers several advantages over typical milled lumber: Made in a factory under controlled specifications, it is stronger, straighter, and more uniform. Due to its composite nature, it is much less likely than conventional lumber to warp, twist, bow, or shrink.