Film Faced Shuttering Plywood

CONCRETE FINISH · PANEL CHOICES · FACTORY SUPPLY

Find the shuttering panel that works for your project.

Order film faced shuttering plywood for walls, slabs, beams, columns and precast forms, with the core, film and factory processing selected around your work. We manufacture the panels and can prepare full sheets, cut blanks or machined components for your formwork schedule.

Start with the casting use, finish photograph or existing panel you have. We help compare 12, 15, 18, 21, 22 and 25mm options, arrange a useful sample and prepare the quotation for your quantities and destination.

For a fixed 18mm purchase, see 18mm Concrete Shuttering Plywood. This range page helps you choose across thicknesses and constructions, then plan the trial, inspection and bulk supply.

WALLS · SLABS · COLUMNS · PRECAST · REPLACEMENT INSERTS

Tell us what you are casting.

A drawing or photo is enough to begin

The panel supplies the concrete-contact surface within the project assembly. We help turn the available reference into the construction and processing to quote, with the project’s support, connection and deflection requirements carried into selection.

For transport floors, sidewalls or platforms, include their wear, surface, load and attachment needs. Compare mesh-pattern plywood and hexagrip plywood when a textured working face is required.

CORE · PRESSING · BOND · WORKING FACES

Get a quotation for the complete panel.

Choose poplar, eucalyptus, hardwood or combi, with the selected veneer arrangement and repair requirements. One-time or two-time hot pressing and finger-jointed options can be considered for the construction you need. We keep the chosen combination with the panel sample and order line.

Waterproof formwork and bond selection

Tell us about wet concrete, outdoor exposure and the applicable project requirement. The range includes phenol-formaldehyde, melamine and urea-melamine-formaldehyde options, with WBP and MR references. We help choose the adhesive and supporting bond information for the selected panel.

Bring the working film and protection of freshly cut edges or holes into the same supply plan. For machined components, specify which treatment the factory completes and which operations your workshop will perform.

Choose both working surfaces

Use F/F, F/W or W/W with a plain-language description of each face: smooth or textured, film reference and intended use. Identify the concrete-contact side and whether the reverse will also work against concrete. Include any logo and appearance requirement on each face.

FILM CHOICES · SURFACE WEAR · CONCRETE RESULTS

Choose the working film around your finish and use.

Select DBO (Dark Brown Opaque), black, yellow or red, or discuss another film colour. Choose the working-face and reverse-film references with the core, bond and handling requirements.

The 400- and 750-rotation values are abrasion references for the stated film choices. Keep the relevant report, method, conditioning, abrasive wheel, load and endpoint together when abrasion is part of the purchase specification.

For cleaning chemicals, high temperatures or other special exposure, send the substance and operating conditions. Include any fire, termite-treatment or goods-contact requirement so we can discuss the relevant construction and product information.

THICKNESS · FORMATS · FIT · HANDLING

Plan the purchased sheet and finished component.

The range offers 12, 15, 18, 21, 22 and 25mm thicknesses. Choose the nominal thickness and properties around the formwork design, then identify the finished part or sheet dimensions needed.

The 610 × 300mm format is a small component. Send a different length, such as 610 × 3000mm, as its own size requirement. Custom formats and machining can follow your schedule. Mark the long direction, working face and trim allowance on component drawings.

Finished thickness and frame fit

The range’s thickness tolerance reference is ±0.5mm. At 18mm nominal, that gives 17.5–18.5mm unless a different finished requirement is selected. The extreme pair differs by 1.0mm; use the frame seating and target face plane when defining replacement inserts.

The ±2mm squareness reference has its own measurement method. Schedule length, width, thickness and component tolerances separately, with measurement locations and panel condition recorded for inspection.

Compare handling mass by thickness

For a 2440 × 1220mm sheet, nominal volume is width × length × thickness. The table uses the range’s 500–700kg/m³ density envelope to calculate material mass.

The selected construction determines the supplied board weight. Add packaging and other supplied components to the pack and loading plan. For a paintable resin overlay, compare Double-sided MDO Plywood with its own surface and use requirements.

CUTTING YIELD · FINISHED OUTLINE · EDGE TREATMENT

Count the parts and the new edges your order creates.

Choose whole-sheet delivery or include factory cutting and edge treatment in the quotation. The following plan places two 1200 × 1200mm blanks in a 2440 × 1220mm sheet, with 10mm outer trim and a 3mm separating kerf.

After trimming, the usable rectangle is 2420 × 1200mm. Along the length, 1200 + 3 + 1200 = 2403mm leaves 17mm. The blanks use the entire trimmed width, so actual dimensions and squareness must fit this layout before cutting.

Include all exposed wood in treatment

At a nominal 18mm planning thickness, edge-wall area is perimeter × thickness: 7.32 × 0.018 = 0.13176m² for the purchased sheet, and 9.6 × 0.018 = 0.17280m² for the two blanks.

The perimeter increases by 2.28m, while trimming exposes the full 9.6m around the blanks. Include holes and later notches as well. Coating quantity uses the selected product’s coverage, number of coats and loss allowance alongside this geometry.

Keep the working face and part identity through later drilling or trimming. Label the final dimensions, drawing revision and selected panel configuration. Useful offcuts can be included as identified closure pieces with their actual size and condition.

USEFUL SAMPLES · FIRST-POUR RESULTS · REPEAT ORDERS

Choose a sample that helps you place the order.

Tell us what you need to approve. A panel piece can show the film, core and edges; a finished component can test fit and machining; a working pour can review the concrete surface. We help prepare the sample and relevant detail around that buying decision.

Bring the finish reference available

Show the appearance, joints and tie positions important to your project. Include a working face, treated cut edge and representative fixing or frame interface in the trial. Identify the reverse as well when it will be used later.

Keep the trial construction and process identifiable. Record changes to the film, core, concrete, release product or stripping stage so the observed result remains useful when selecting a bulk order or comparing another panel.

After stripping, record the concrete appearance and the panel’s working face, edges, holes and reverse. The accepted finish and preparation needed for the next task help your team select continued use and repeat supply.

FINISH PHOTOGRAPHS · PANEL IDENTITY · PRACTICAL FOLLOW-UP

Make a finish review easy to act on.

Send a wide concrete view, a close-up and the corresponding panel face, with the location and panel identity available. We help bring the material, joint and preparation details into the same discussion.

Keep the affected pack or component reference with the photographs and sequence of work. The site team checks any damage relevant to continued use; we support the panel information, treatment or replacement discussion around that decision.

ACCEPTED CONTACT AREA · ACTUAL COSTS · REPEAT VALUE

Compare the output your project can use.

Keep panel identity, concrete-contact area, accepted finish and maintenance together. A full sheet and a recut closure have different working areas; recording the area used makes the purchasing comparison useful across both.

This four-round planning schedule starts with ten 2440 × 1220mm panels at 2.9768m² per face. Later rounds use a subset of the original ten, with full-face contact, no cutouts and no replacement panels.

Attempted contact totals 33 × 2.9768 = 98.2344m²; accepted contact totals 31 × 2.9768 = 92.2808m². Dividing accepted area by the 29.7680m² purchased area gives 3.1 equivalent accepted full-area uses within this schedule.

Use your actual order and site costs

Cost per accepted contact area = included panel and operating costs ÷ accepted concrete-contact area. Use your panel invoice, preparation and maintenance records. Agree the same cost scope for each offer, including freight, labour or other project costs when they belong in the comparison.

For a recut component, record its new working area once in the relevant round. Keep completed work and any planned further use separate, with the panel’s condition and repair needs recorded. Those details help us quote matching repeat supply or a different construction around the result you need.

EDGE PROTECTION · CLEANING · STORAGE · REPAIR

Keep the selected working faces ready for the next task.

Store panels flat with suitable support and surface protection. Keep unused stock, inspected reusable parts and material awaiting a site decision identifiable. For repeat orders, send the sample, drawing revision or pack reference with the new quantity and delivery need.

BULK ORDERS · MIXED CONFIGURATIONS · OEM · EXPORT PACKING

Turn your selected panel into a clear bulk order.

Plan mixed and phased deliveries

Separate thicknesses, formats, cores and faces into named configurations. Tell us which material is needed first so we can arrange pack groups and shipment quantities around your receiving schedule.

Keep repeat supply consistent

Carry the selected construction, sample, drawing revision and finish reference into the bulk order. Mark permitted alternatives separately when requesting price options.

The quotation can cover full sheets or components, both film faces, protected edges, OEM printing, inspection and export packing. Compare the same supplied stage, dimensions and usable output for each option.

The bulk-order price range is with the order information below. Production is normally 10–15 days, with container shipping and our 180-day after-sales warranty. MOQ, pack groups, freight terms and the delivery schedule follow the selected order.

For OEM artwork, see Custom Logo Film Faced Plywood. Our freight and export-packing service and production and quality information support the shipment and inspection plan.

Send the casting use, finish photograph or panel schedule already available to sales@plywoodsupplier.cn, or start your factory quotation. We will help complete the material and processing details.

PRODUCT-SPECIFIC QUESTIONS

Questions about shuttering plywood orders