Flexible Plywood

This flexible plywood panel is commonly called 'bendy plywood' or 'flexiply', and is used extensively in furniture and shopfitting, wherever curves are desirable, thus demanding a panel that is extremely flexible. Plywood with this flexible characteristic is manufactured from specially treated veneers, usually with a thinner central core veneer and two thicker 'tenderized' outer veneers. The special construction of particular species of veneers gives an unusually large degree of flexibility and offers a most cost-effective way of producing rounded columns and other curved structures of very small radius in rounded or S-shaped structures without water or the need for heat-forming.

Bendy plywood is more convenient and much lower in cost than premade wooden forms, as this flexible plywood will hold its shape once it is glued, laminated or veneered. This ability offers significant time savings, as curves & circular designs can be produced using flexible plywood without the need for a structural skeleton or special support.

Available in both long grain ('column wrap') and cross grain ('barrel wrap') orientation, a wide range of finished thicknesses can be created by bonding more than one sheet of bendy plywood together. As it does not require any special equipment or prior experience, the use of flexible plywood in any curved project helps reduces the cost in labour and material to a minimum.

Water Resistant Plywood

We offer a wider range of Water Resistant Plywood such as Moisture Resistant Plywood, Boiling Water Resistant Plywood, Commercial Grade Plywood etc. These are fabricated to resist worst weather conditions & transit. They can withstand all weathers & are ideal for storage and have a thickness of 4 mm. They are ideal for export shipments either in container or break bulk and are designed as per the requirements. Their construction is 2.5 times stronger as compared to the original plywood.

Commercial plywood

Commercial plywood is of MR grade (Moisture resistant) grade. Note that 'moisture resistant' is not the same as being 'waterproof'. It only means that the plywood can withstand some amount of moisture, dampness and humidity.
The adhesive used for bonding the plies together is Urea formaldehyde.
Commercial plywood is most commonly used in the making of home and office furniture, and interior decoration work such as paneling, partitions and the like.