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What types of film-faced plywood are used in Polish construction?
Polish construction projects primarily use phenolic film-faced plywood (sklejka szalunkowa) in 18 mm and 21 mm thicknesses. Both 1220×2440 mm and 1250×2500 mm sheet sizes are common, with the European size increasingly preferred for compatibility with Polish formwork systems.
What certifications should film-faced plywood have for the Polish market?
For Poland and the broader EU market, film-faced plywood should carry CE marking under EN 13986, with adhesive bond testing per EN 314. Class 3 (phenolic WBP) adhesive is recommended for exterior formwork. FSC or PEFC certification is increasingly requested by Polish developers.
How does Vietnamese film-faced plywood compare to Chinese imports in Poland?
Vietnamese film-faced plywood typically offers denser tropical hardwood cores (eucalyptus or acacia) compared to poplar-core Chinese panels. This results in better screw-holding, higher reuse cycles, and more consistent concrete surfaces. Vietnamese panels are also exempt from certain EU anti-dumping duties that apply to Chinese plywood.
What is the typical lead time for importing film-faced plywood to Poland?
Sea freight from Vietnam to Polish ports like Gdansk or Gdynia typically takes 30–35 days. Including production time for custom orders, total lead time is usually 45–60 days from order confirmation. Most Vietnamese manufacturers require a minimum order of one 20-foot container.