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Marine Sperrholz

Die Marine Sperrholzprodukte von Vinawood, einschließlich Marine Standard und Marine Extra, werden aus hochwertigen Eukalyptus- und Keruing-Furnieren hergestellt und mit WBP-Melamin-Leim verklebt, um überlegene Wasserbeständigkeit und Festigkeit zu gewährleisten. Ideal für den Bootsbau, Docks, Containerböden und andere anspruchsvolle Umgebungen.

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What makes marine plywood different from regular plywood?
Marine plywood is manufactured with waterproof WBP (weather and boil proof) adhesive and uses higher-quality veneers with fewer voids. This construction makes it resistant to delamination when exposed to moisture, making it suitable for boat building, docks, and other wet environments.
Is marine plywood actually waterproof?
Marine plywood is highly water-resistant but not completely waterproof on its own. The WBP glue bond will not fail when wet, but the wood veneers themselves can absorb moisture over time. For maximum water protection, marine plywood should be sealed or coated with an appropriate finish.
What thickness of marine plywood should I use?
Thickness depends on the application. For boat hulls and structural marine use, 12 mm to 18 mm is common. For dock decking and flooring, 15 mm to 21 mm provides better load-bearing capacity. For interior boat fittings and furniture, thinner panels of 6 mm to 12 mm are often sufficient.
Can marine plywood be used for outdoor furniture?
Yes, marine plywood is an excellent choice for outdoor furniture due to its moisture resistance and durability. However, it should still be finished with a UV-resistant sealant or paint to protect against sun damage and extend its lifespan in outdoor conditions.