Consply Formwork Plywood

Panel constructed with a combination of different veneer grades across core layers. Cost-effective option for formwork and industrial applications where consistent grading throughout is not required.

Natural hardwood color displaying original wood grain and tone without films, overlays, or coatings applied to the surface.

Concrete forming and shuttering panels engineered to withstand repeated pours, chemical exposure, and high moisture on construction sites. Formwork plywood features overlay surfaces (phenolic, HDO, or MDO) for smooth concrete finishes and extended reuse life.

Grade B rotary-cut back veneer in Bintangor or local tropical hardwood. Permits minor color variation and small repairs for commercial and general-purpose plywood with a sound, structurally reliable back surface.

Untreated natural hardwood back color showing the original grain pattern. Indicates no additional film, paint, or overlay coating is applied to the back surface.

Core veneers composed of mixed-grade hardwood plies. A cost-effective construction providing adequate structural performance for formwork and general industrial applications.

Grade A rotary-cut face veneer in Bintangor or local tropical hardwood. Smooth, uniform surface with minimal defects and even tone, suitable for furniture, cabinetry, and commercial plywood applications.

Natural hardwood face showing original wood grain, color, and tone. Ideal for applications where a genuine timber appearance is desired without films, overlays, or coatings.

Economy-grade Water Boil Proof melamine adhesive. Provides exterior-rated water resistance at the most competitive price point for budget formwork, construction hoarding, and temporary structure applications.

Blend of various tropical hardwood species in the core veneer layers. Provides balanced structural performance at the most economical price point for construction formwork, packing, and general-purpose plywood.

Formaldehyde emission class E2 (≤5.0 mg/L). Suitable for exterior, well-ventilated, or short-term applications such as construction formwork where panels are not used in enclosed living spaces.