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Key Features
Our 18mm marine plywood is engineered to endure demanding outdoor applications, from boat-building to docks, trailer beds, and heavy-duty construction projects.
Made to Resist Water
Every component of our marine plywood is designed for strength and moisture resistance. It uses high-grade hardwood veneers that resist fungal decay. A waterproof adhesive bonds the layers to prevent delamination, even after years in the elements. Minimal gaps between veneers act as a barrier against water absorption.
Exceptional Strength and Workability
The 18mm thickness provides extra rigidity and stability for a solid building foundation. The added thickness also allows for clean cuts, drilling, and hardware installation without splitting. The cross-banded construction minimizes wood grain misalignment for splinter-free edges.
Ideal for Wet Areas
Marine plywood is perfect for damp areas prone to splashing or spills like bathrooms, laundry rooms, kitchens, wet bars, and pool houses. For boat-building and waterside structures, marine plywood far outlasts standard plywood.
Robust Structural Support
The thick 18mm plywood offers pronounced structural integrity for heavy-duty applications like workbenches, scaffolding, stage platforms, and trailer beds. It provides sturdy support without excessive weight.
Outperforms Standard Plywood
Our marine plywood surpasses standard plywood in strength, water resistance, and reliability. The layered construction resists delamination, warping, and fungal decay better than standard plywood. For marine and outdoor use, marine plywood is the clear choice.
Applications
For heavy-duty construction projects
- Boat hulls and decks
- Dock and pier decking
- Trailers and ramps
- Outdoor furniture and structures
- Subfloors and flooring
Around areas exposed to moisture:
- Bathroom vanities and cabinets
- Laundry and utility rooms
- Kitchen cabinetry and islands
- Wall sheathing and roofing
- Wet bars and pool houses
For structural support and stability:
- Shelving
- Workbenches
- Stage platforms
- Scaffolding
- Formwork
Marine Ply Board Specifications
Material | Plywood |
Finish | Marine |
Thickness | 18mm |
Maximum Sheet Size | 2420mm x 1220mm |
Minimum Sheet Size | 100mm x 50mm |
Plywood Grade | BB/BB |
Manufacturers Tolerances | +/- 10 % plus 0.4mm (e.g. 5mm cast sheet could vary from 4.1mm to 5.9mm) |
Cutting Tolerances | +/- 1mm |
Frequently Asked Questions
What plywood thickness should I use?
Consider your project. For light crafts, use 4mm ply. For cabinet backs, 6mm plywood. For furniture and shelves, 9mm ply to 12mm plywood should be used, based on load needs. For heavy-duty uses like flooring, we suggest using 18mm ply board.
Is marine plywood waterproof?
No, but it has minimal gaps between layers to reduce water absorption. This provides strength.
How is marine plywood different?
It uses better wood, more layers, durable adhesive, and resists delamination and warping in wet conditions, unlike regular plywood.
What's the best way to seal marine plywood?
Use a penetrating waterproof epoxy, as it soaks deep into the wood and needs less maintenance.
When should I use marine plywood?
Anywhere your plywood will be near water since marine plywood is designed for moisture resistance.
How long does marine plywood last?
With care, over 25 years even with constant water exposure. Sealing and painting increase lifespan.
Is marine plywood chemically treated?
No, it gets water resistance from quality wood, adhesive, and laminated layers - not chemicals.
Delivery depends on the size of your order
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