Black Film Faced
Film faced plywood available in black or brown face, 9 to 21 mm, with grades A and AA on a poplar, combi, hardwood or birch core.
Product Overview
Film faced plywood available in black or brown face, 9 to 21 mm, with grades A and AA on a poplar, combi, hardwood or birch core.
Who It Is For
- Formwork hire companies
- General contractors
- Construction material distributors
Application Scenarios
- General concrete formwork across wall, column and slab work
- Projects specifying a particular face colour
- Formwork hire fleets standardising on one panel
At a glance
- Category
- Shuttering Panel
- Division
- Plywood
- Variant
- Black or brown face option
Problems It Solves
- Face colour being specified by the project rather than chosen by the contractor
- Grade A and AA panels being mixed in a single delivery
- Core species affecting both panel weight and number of reuses
Why Buyers Choose This Product
Both black and brown face available against the same core and glue specification
Grades A and AA so panel quality can be matched to the number of reuses expected
Four core species options, which determines weight and durability
Technical Specification
The 8 fields below are the manufacturer's published specification for Black Film Faced. Anything the manufacturer does not publish is marked TBC rather than estimated.
| Name | Film Faced Plywood |
|---|---|
| Dimension | 1220*2440* 9/12/18 / 21MM 1250*2500* 9/12/18 / 21MM |
| Face & Back | Black/ Brown |
| Glue | MR/WBP |
| Grade | A, AA |
| Core | Poplar/Combine/Hardwood/ Birch |
| Package | Pallet Packing |
| Features | Waterproof, Durable |
Comparison With Other Products
A birch or hardwood core gives more reuses than a poplar core but weighs more. Combi core is the middle option. Specify the core when ordering, not only the face.
Use Guide
- Specify face colour, grade and core species together — all three affect performance
- Edge-seal after every site cut
- Record the number of pours per panel to calculate real cost per use
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Questions About Black Film Faced
What is the difference between grade A and AA?
AA is the higher grade. Specify the grade against the number of reuses the project requires.
Can I choose the core species?
Yes — poplar, combi, hardwood and birch are available.
Which face colours are available?
Black and brown.
Need a Quotation for Black Film Faced
Send the quantity and destination port and a price with a loading plan comes back. Specifications and certificate copies are provided before you commit.