This is a 25mm Marine Plywood that complies with British Standard BS1088. It is made with Weather ...This is a 25mm Marine Plywood that complies with British Standard BS1088. It is made with Weather Boil Proof (WBP) adhesive and untreated tropical hardwood veneers for longevity and high levels of weather resistance. The plywood has a multi-ply construction with high-quality face & core veneers, guaranteed to be free from core gaps. It is sustainably sourced from managed resources and suitable for use in the most demanding of conditions where repeated exposure to moisture is likely. The sheet size is 610mm x 305mm (2ft x 1ft) and cut sheet sizes may vary slightly due to blade width during cutting. It is ideal for boat interiors, bathroom joinery, small furniture panels, and craft projects.
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This guide is for anyone using Arranwood 25mm Marine Plywood for projects requiring high moisture resistance. The primary benefit is its exceptional durability and longevity due to its Weather Boil Proof (WBP) adhesive and construction. However, note that cut sheet sizes may slightly vary due to the cutting process.
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Model Part Number
BS1088
Brand
Arranwood
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FAQs
What is WBP adhesive?
WBP stands for Weather Boil Proof. It's a type of adhesive used in marine plywood that is highly resistant to water and boiling temperatures, ensuring the plywood's durability in wet conditions.
Is this plywood suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, it is designed for use in demanding conditions, including outdoor applications with repeated exposure to moisture.
What are the dimensions of the plywood sheets?
The sheet size is 610mm x 305mm (2ft x 1ft).
Can I use this plywood for boat building?
Yes, it's ideal for boat interiors and other marine applications due to its BS1088 compliance and weather resistance.
How should I cut the plywood?
Use a saw blade suitable for plywood to achieve clean cuts and minimize splintering.
What type of finish should I use?
Use marine-grade varnish, paint, or other protective coatings to enhance weather resistance.
Troubleshooting
Plywood is warping.
Ensure proper sealing and finishing on all sides and edges. Store the plywood flat and in a dry environment.
Adhesive is not bonding correctly.
Ensure the surfaces are clean and free of dust, grease, or other contaminants. Use the correct adhesive for the application.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Excellent resistance to moisture and weather conditions.
Complies with BS1088 for reliable performance.
Durable multi-ply construction for long-lasting use.
Environmentally conscious sourcing.
Suitable for demanding applications.
Cons
Cut sheet sizes may vary slightly.
Requires proper sealing and finishing for optimal performance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Compatible with standard woodworking tools and adhesives.
Cutting: Use appropriate saw blades designed for plywood to achieve clean cuts.
Adhesive: Use waterproof or marine-grade adhesives for optimal results.
Finishing: Seal and finish the plywood with marine-grade varnish, paint, or other protective coatings to enhance its weather resistance and lifespan.
Storage: Store the plywood in a dry, covered area to protect it from the elements before use.