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Ask for EN 636 class (2 or 3), PF versus core MUF adhesive, film gsm, thickness (18 mm or 21 mm), format (1220×2440 mm or 1250×2500 mm), reuse as "up to N," edge seal, and how the yard will store the pack. A mill test report should match the thickness on the PO.

No. Form Extra uses Superior Glue MUF and sits on EN 636-2. Same phenolic face as Form Basic; the extra reuse comes from glue chemistry, not a heavier film. Phenolic Class 3 on the film-faced ladder is Pro Form Lite and Pro Form.

The mill presses the core and film and issues the mill test. A trader resells FOB or CIF stock. A local stockist holds 1220×2440 mm sheets for call-off. Spec the mill when you need a Declaration of Performance tied to one factory.

WBP is a water-resistant glue line tested under EN 314, not a waterproof panel. The wood still takes on moisture. Write the EN 636 class and PF versus core MUF on the RFQ instead of the letters WBP alone.

Film-faced 18 mm or 21 mm, often 1220×2440 mm. Metric 1250×2500 mm is available on request. HDO is the North America analogue, not the Gulf default. Start with the film-faced plywood range.