JAGUAR PLYWOOD

- BB/BB Grade Birch Ply cut to size online. - Range of thicknesses from 6.5-30mm available. - Delivery within 3-7 working days. - Next day collection available (subject to size of order). - Panels ordered 1220mm and/or 2440mm will have an untrimmed, factory finished, edge.

Birch Plywood 1250x2500 B/BB is a high-quality plywood produced by the Kazakhstan manufacturer SFK. This plywood is exclusively made from Kazakh birch wood and holds European CE and FSC Controlled Wood certifications, ensuring its quality and environmental sustainability. The B/BB grade indicates that one side of the plywood (B) has a smooth, clear surface with minor imperfections, while the other side (BB) may have knots or patches. The fibers of the plywood are oriented in a specific direction, which is important for applications that require strength in a particular dimension. This plywood is commonly used in furniture making, cabinetry, and other interior applications where a smooth surface and aesthetic appearance are essential. The reliability and durability of SFK’s birch plywood make it a preferred choice for professionals in various industries.

PAGED SOFTWOOD THICKPLY - SPECIFICATIONS Paged Softwood ThickPly is made of selected specific thickness Polish pine and offers its users high durability and resistance to mould and UV lightening at a reduced total weight of the panel. Thanks to its high load-bearing capacity, smooth and uniform surface Paged Softwood ThickPly is widely used in construction and packaging industries. PAGED SOFTWOOD THICKPLY – KEY BENEFITS Main application areas include: construction, interior cladding, wall sheeting and panelling, flooring and sub-flooring; packaging and industrial applications. Easy to machine Weather and boil proof gluing Light and dimensionally stable Strong and rigid Made from responsibly sourced wood in Poland PAGED SOFTWOOD THICKPLY – MACHINING Edge machining, CNC machining and drilling on request.

Fibreboard is produced by the wet process from semi-finished wood products from forestry cultivation cuttings and residues from the wood processing industry. Soft, porous fibreboard is most often used in the construction industry, while hard fibreboard is used in the furniture and packaging industry. They have high compressive strength and provide good insulation.