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Imperial Size Plywood 1220x2440 mm

A globally popular choice for construction and formwork applications. The 1220x2440 mm dimensions ensure compatibility with international building practices, making it a preferred option for professionals worldwide.

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Eco Form — Imperial Size Plywood 1220x2440 mm

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Extra Durability Formwork Plywood(1 line)

Film Faced Plywood(9 lines)

HDO Plywood(6 lines)

KS Plywood(5 lines)

MDO Plywood(5 lines)

Multi-purpose Plywood(2 lines)

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What is the difference between 1220×2440 mm and 4×8 ft plywood?
1220×2440 mm is the metric equivalent of the 4×8 foot standard (1219×2438 mm). Vinawood's panels are manufactured to the exact 1220×2440 mm metric dimension, making them compatible with both metric and imperial construction systems.
Which formwork products are available in 1220×2440 mm size?
All major Vinawood formwork lines — Film Faced, MDO, HDO, and Phenolic plywood — are available in the 1220×2440 mm format, suitable for markets in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Americas.
What core materials are used in 1220×2440 mm panels?
Vinawood uses plantation-grown eucalyptus and mixed tropical hardwood cores, bonded with WBP (Weather and Boil Proof) phenolic resin glue for long-term moisture resistance.
How should I store 1220×2440 mm plywood on site?
Store panels flat on level bearers, off the ground, and under cover. Protect edges from moisture and avoid prolonged direct sunlight on film-faced surfaces to preserve the overlay.