Eco Form Plus 2500x1250x18 mm

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.

Deep brown coloring characteristic of phenolic resin-treated or film-faced surfaces on formwork and industrial plywood panels.

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.

Standard 165 g/m² phenolic film on the back surface. Provides enhanced moisture resistance and dimensional stability for formwork panels requiring balanced face-and-back protection during repeated concrete pours.

Solid dark brown back finish characteristic of phenolic resin-treated surfaces. Indicates good moisture resistance and chemical durability on the back panel.

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

Standard-grade phenolic resin film at 165 g/m². Offers dependable moisture resistance and surface durability for mid-range formwork applications with 10–15 reuse cycles at a competitive price point.

Deep brown face finish indicating phenolic film or high-density overlay treatment. The standard appearance for formwork and industrial-grade plywood panels.

Water Boil Proof melamine-based adhesive at standard grade. Provides excellent moisture resistance with lighter-colored glue lines than phenolic resin, suitable for exterior-rated and formwork plywood applications.

Acacia mangium — fast-growing tropical plantation hardwood with density of 580–600 kg/m³. Offers good structural strength, natural durability, and excellent cost-effectiveness. Widely used for plywood cores across Southeast Asian manufacturing.; Eucalyptus plantation hardwood with high density (650–750 kg/m³), tight grain, and superior structural rigidity. Excellent dimensional stability and moisture resistance — the closest tropical species to Baltic Birch in performance characteristics.

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.