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European Size Plywood 1250x2500 mm

Specifically designed to meet European construction standards. Ideal for formwork and construction, offering exceptional durability and strength. The 1250x2500 mm size ensures compatibility with regional building practices.

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Eco Form — European Size Plywood 1250x2500 mm

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What size is European format plywood?
European format plywood measures 2500×1250mm (approximately 8.2×4.1 feet). This metric size is standard across EU construction, designed to align with European building dimensions and formwork systems. It provides approximately 6% more surface area per sheet than the imperial 2440×1220mm (4×8 feet) format.
Can European size plywood be used for formwork?
Yes. European size plywood at 2500×1250mm is specifically designed for formwork and construction applications across the EU. All Vinawood European format panels meet EN 636 standards with WBP adhesive and are available with film face overlays for concrete forming. The larger sheet size reduces joint lines and speeds up formwork installation.
What thicknesses are available in 2500×1250mm plywood?
Vinawood produces 2500×1250mm European format plywood in thicknesses from 12mm to 25mm. The most popular thickness for formwork is 18mm, which provides the optimal balance of rigidity, weight, and cost. Thicker panels (21mm, 25mm) are available for heavy-duty slab formwork and high-load applications.
Is 2500×1250mm plywood more expensive than 2440×1220mm?
European format (2500×1250mm) panels are typically priced slightly higher per sheet than standard 2440×1220mm panels due to the larger size. However, the cost per square metre is comparable, and the larger format often reduces total project cost by requiring fewer sheets and fewer joints in formwork assemblies.