Furniture Grade Plywood Hardwood , Red Okoume Faced Plywood With A Grade
Description:
1. Size: 1220*2440,1250*2500 (customized)
2. Thickness: 2.5-30mm
Thickness tolerance:+/-0.3mm (<=9mm) +/-0.5mm(>=10mm)
3. Core: poplar, pine, birch, hardwood, combi
4. Face and Back: okoume, poplar, pine, birch, ash, bintangor, oak and so on & Technical Veneer
5. Glue: E2/E1/E0/MR/Melamine/WBP
6. Grade: BB/BB, BB/CC, CC/DD, or as per your request.
7. MC: 6-14%
8. Density: 500~ 600kgs/m3
9. Formaldehyde release:E0≤0.5mg/L,E1≤1mg/L,E2≤5mg/L
10. Quantity:8 pallets/20GP 16 pallets/40GP 18pallets/40HQ
11. Payment terms: T/T with 30% deposit in advance or L/C at sight.
12. Delivery Time: 15-20 days after getting the deposit or copy of L/C.
13. Packing: wrapped with plastic bag inside, covered by plywood or cardboard for all sides and strengthen by iron belt.
Features & Advantages:
1) flexible, inexpensive, workable and re-usable.
2) resistance to cracking, shrinkage, splitting, and twisting/warping, used instead of plain wood.
3) high degree of strength and very hard to bend.
Bintangor Face
Birch Face
Okoume Face
Natural teak fancy face
Ash Face
Pine face
Liaocheng Guanglin Wood Industry Co.,Ltd mainly produce black /brown/red film faced plywood ,Furniture plywood ,package plywood ,plywood and LVL. we also can supply plain/fancy/melamine/paper overlay mdf(4x8,6 x 8,6 x9 etc) and slot mdf,plain pb(4 x 8,6 x9 ,6 x 12),display cabinets etc wooden products.
we have professional manufacturing technique and service since 2008. With competitive price and good quality,our products are exported to Russian,Egypt,UAE,Saudi Arabia,Finland,France,The north Africa and South Asia and other countries.
In 2008,Liaocheng Guanglin Wood Industry was established. It mainly Produce Plywood.
In 2010,We have the power to import and export things that The governments allows.
In 2010-2014. The Governments invited us to participate the Canton Fair (twice one year) for our excellent amounts of exports.
In 2012,We are invited to take part in the Big Five in Dubai.
