Film Faced Plywood designed for concrete formwork, shuttering systems, and construction projects. Manufactured with durable veneer cores and protective film surfaces, offering excellent strength, moisture resistance, reusability, and consistent performance for commercial building applications.
| MOQ | Flexible Based on Product Specifications |
| Lead Time | 15–25 Days |
| OEM / ODM | Available |
| Sample | Available |
| Pricing | Factory Direct Pricing |
| Packaging | Standard Export Packaging |
Film Faced Plywood is a high-strength engineered plywood panel specifically designed for concrete formwork and construction applications. Manufactured by bonding multiple veneer layers under high pressure and temperature, the panel is overlaid with durable phenolic film on both surfaces to provide enhanced wear resistance, moisture protection, and smooth concrete finishing performance.
Baier Film Faced Plywood is produced using carefully selected veneer cores and quality adhesive systems to ensure structural stability, reliable load-bearing performance, and long service life under demanding job site conditions. Available in multiple thicknesses, core constructions, and customized specifications, our film faced plywood solutions support contractors, construction companies, distributors, and project suppliers worldwide.
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Looking for reliable film faced plywood manufacturers or suppliers? Contact Baier for pricing, technical specifications, samples, OEM solutions, and full-container loading support for construction and formwork projects.
| Board Type | Plywood |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 6–12mm, 12–18mm, 18–25mm |
| Size | 1220×2440mm, 1220×2745mm, 1220×3050mm, Custom Size |
| Core Material | Hardwood Core, Mixed Core, Poplar Core |
| Environmental Rating | CARB P2, E0, E1 |
| Certification | CE, FSC, PEFC |
| Moisture Resistance | HMR, MR |
| Application | Commercial |
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