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Choose fire-retardant plywood for wall and ceiling linings, furniture components and interior fit-out. CUZI PLY manufactures your panels with the core, thickness and finish you need, backed by an available Intertek BS 476-6 test report. Compare a sample, share your quantities and destination, and get a factory quotation with export packing.
We supply fire-retardant panels for interior linings, furniture and fit-out. Start with the application below, then choose the wood face, core, dimensions and finish for your order.
Order lining panels with the wood face, core and finished thickness your interior project needs. We can include cutting and the agreed surface preparation for your next finishing step.
Tell us: Sheet or part size, thickness, finish, quantity and destination.
Choose panels for cabinetry, furniture parts and interior fit-out. Compare the face and cut edges, and tell us about the machining, coating or laminate you plan to use.
Tell us: Component sizes, core preference, visible finish and order quantity.
If your drawings name an EN, ASTM, Australian or other fire requirement, send that specification with your enquiry. Our team will coordinate the plywood options and requested documents with you.
Tell us: Application and the project requirement you already have; we help complete the rest.
Choose a regular sheet or a custom format below. Tell us your finished thickness, tolerance and quantity; our factory quotes the plywood, treatment, finish and packing together.
Thickness and machining: specify the finished thickness for your component, with cutting, holes or profiles if needed. Our product report records the 18 mm panel tested; other ordered thicknesses and sheet sizes are quoted for production. Any additional project document requirements are confirmed with you.
Read the representative test for our fire-retardant plywood. The laboratory method, tested panel and recorded result are presented together, with the complete report available below.
Our Intertek report records a fire propagation index of 18.87 for the tested 18 mm panel. View the laboratory result, test conditions and product photographs as part of your plywood purchase.
This is a representative product test. We also manufacture your ordered sheet sizes and thicknesses; tell us if your project specifies any additional classification or documents.
Planning an order? Send your sizes, quantity and destination for a factory quote.
Start with the product or use, size, thickness, quantity and destination. Add your finish and target date if known; a complete technical specification is not required to enquire.
We confirm the minimum order, thickness mix, payment and delivery terms with your quotation. For samples, we confirm any sample and courier costs before dispatch. Production time is separate from shipping transit. If your project specifically requests additional testing or documents, we agree those separately with you.
CUZI PLY is your fire-retardant plywood manufacturer and supplier in Linyi, Shandong, China. We have 10 production lines across our plywood range. Work with our factory team on the panel, treatment, cutting, finish and export delivery.
Your quotation brings together the agreed plywood, order quantity, thickness mix, quote currency and unit, production schedule, payment terms and named delivery point. Start with what you know; we will help complete the order.
Discuss your plywood order1220×2440×18 mm treated plywood, USD/m³ planning basis · Updated: 2026-08-21
The 2026-08-21 FOB China prices apply to the listed specifications. Request a factory quotation for your panel, treatment, finish, required reports, quantity and delivery terms. Freight, insurance, duties and taxes are included only when stated.
Interior fit-out: plywood construction, treatment, drying and finish determine the panel cost.
EN-specified projects: allow for the selected finished panel, required EN testing, classification reports and production quantity.
Destination-specific projects: include the nominated methods, product documents and any combined performance requirements in the quotation.
FOB China prices depend on the plywood construction, fire-retardant treatment, thickness, required tests, finishing, quantity and export packing. Send the destination, delivery terms and required documents for a current quotation. Freight, duties and taxes are included only when stated in the quotation.
Quotation variables: Plywood species and construction, treatment, conditioning, finished moisture, thickness, surface, required testing and reports, quantity, packing and destination requirements.
Compare quotes using the same named port or delivery point and Incoterm. FOB China prices exclude international freight, insurance, import duties and destination charges. We confirm the Chinese loading port with your quotation.
Get a current factory quoteFOB China price USD 520–1,500/m³
For buyers working to a named classification or installation specification.
You do not need every technical detail ready to start a conversation with our factory.
Is it a wall, ceiling, floor, furniture component or part of a rated assembly?
Start with the component and its installed use.Does the project name a reaction-to-fire class or an assembly time rating?
Send the specified method, class or rating with your enquiry.Which species, core, thickness, treatment and surface does the component need?
We help compare the finished panel and applicable reports.How will it be mounted and fixed, including any air gap or supporting material?
Review the installation conditions covered by the relevant report.Which EN, Australian, ASTM or other project requirement applies?
Agree the required product documents for your project and destination.Looking for fire resistant plywood or FR plywood? FR commonly means fire-retardant plywood. Tell us whether the requirement concerns the finished panel’s burning behaviour or the fire resistance of a complete wall, floor or other assembly. These need different reports.
Reaction-to-fire testing describes how the finished product behaves under the specified test and installation conditions. Depending on the system, the report addresses properties such as flame spread, heat release or smoke. We review the required classification alongside your substrate, treatment, thickness and finish.
Fire resistance addresses the complete wall, floor, ceiling, roof or door assembly over time. For a time-rated design, your project team specifies the layers, joints, fixings and supports covered by the assembly report. We help confirm the plywood component against those requirements; the sheet alone does not provide the assembly rating.
For a time-rated wall, floor, ceiling or door, send the assembly design and its report requirements. The rating covers the defined layers, joints, fixings, supports and exposure direction of the complete assembly.
Choose the species, core and bond for the component, then specify where the fire-retardant treatment enters manufacture. A preservative treatment for decay or insects is a separate requirement. A paint, laminate or overlay forms part of the finished construction reviewed for fire performance.
Agree the species, face, back, core, bond, thickness, density and finished moisture.
Select the compatible treatment system, application stage, formulation or uptake and conditioning.
Specify a raw, sanded, painted or overlaid face, and review it as part of the finished-product requirements.
Include mounting, fixing, backing, air gap and orientation when the report or project requires them.
If your project names a classification, test method or assembly rating, use these references to discuss the document requirements with our factory.
Classification uses applicable reaction-to-fire test data for the finished panel and end-use condition.
For your project: Request the classification report for the finished panel and review its class, thickness, density, surface and mounting conditions against your intended use.
Read the standard or codeSBI method used where applicable to the selected building-product option.
For your project: For an applicable EN building-product requirement, review the single burning item test configuration alongside the classification report. This method excludes floorings; a flooring project needs its applicable method.
Read the standard or codeSingle-flame ignitability method paired with the applicable EN classification programme.
For your project: Confirm the required single-flame test edition and specimen preparation with the project specification. Review the result alongside the other tests needed for the requested classification.
Read the standard or codeApplied where the treated panel is an applicable construction product with the required declaration option.
For your project: For plywood supplied as a construction product, agree the applicable declared characteristics and product documents. Keep fire performance, structural properties and emission requirements distinct.
Read the standard or codeConfirm the current NCC edition adopted by the project jurisdiction, then align the applicable AS 5637.1 wall/ceiling supporting documentation and approval path.
For your project: For Australian wall or ceiling linings, provide the project location and required group and smoke criteria. Review the lining configuration and the NCC edition adopted by that jurisdiction.
Read the standard or codeConfirm the current NCC edition adopted by the project jurisdiction; AS ISO 9239.1 radiant-panel supporting documentation remains limited to the nominated flooring system.
For your project: For flooring, review the treated panel as part of the nominated flooring system. Ask for the relevant radiant-panel results and any finish, backing or installation conditions stated in the report.
Read the standard or codeSurface-burning characteristics remain inside the ASTM method and tested assembly.
For your project: For an ASTM E84 requirement, specify the required flame-spread and smoke-developed results and test edition. Review the surface, mounting and supports used in the test; the result is not an assembly fire-resistance period.
Read the standard or codeAssembly design, interfaces and time rating are owned by the complete system, not the plywood sheet alone.
For your project: For a time-rated wall, ceiling, floor or door, send the complete tested or assessed design. We supply the plywood component to the agreed specification; the assembly documents identify the layers, joints, fixings and supports.
Read the standard or codeMaking interior linings, furniture components or fit-out panels? Start with the application and fire requirement. Our factory team helps you compare the plywood, treatment and finish, with the documents your order needs.
Already have an EN requirement? Include it with your enquiry and our team will confirm the available documents and any additional project requirements.
For an Australian, ASTM or other named specification, send the requirement you have. We coordinate the plywood order and document list with you.
| Specification | Interior fit-out | EN-specified projects | Destination-specific projects |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application and fire requirement | Interior fit-out, furniture or lining substrate specified for your component | Applicable EN reaction-to-fire product and end-use requirement | Australian, ASTM or specified project classification |
| Base plywood species and construction | Poplar, hardwood, eucalyptus, birch, combi or specified substrate | Exact veneer/core/adhesive construction agreed for testing | Substrate and any structural/emission requirement recorded separately |
| Veneer / core / adhesive compatibility | Compatibility screening before treatment selection | Treatment, adhesive and finished panel construction matched to the EN reports | Review the fire, structural and emission documents for the combined panel construction |
| Treatment system | Impregnation, treated veneer, additive, compatible surface system or combined option | Treatment formulation matched to the EN test construction and intended use | System selected for NCC, AS, ASTM or project method and project requirements |
| Treatment stage | Panel, veneer or controlled surface application as agreed for the ordered construction | Production process matches classified specimen | Destination/project requirement defines where treatment enters manufacture |
| Treatment formulation, uptake and production checks | Agreed treatment formulation, cycle and production inspection records | Critical process settings and allowed variation linked to test reports | Measurable process requirements agreed with your project team and laboratory |
| Post-treatment conditioning and moisture | Drying and moisture window confirmed before sanding or finishing | Agreed conditioning for test samples and production panels | Moisture, equilibrium and destination handling recorded in project documents |
| Thickness and density | Finished thickness and treated density agreed for your component | Finished thickness and density agreed for your component; add any project-specified classification requirement | Finished thickness and density agreed for the order; destination documents confirmed when requested |
| Surface / overlay / paint compatibility | Finish option tested for adhesion and treatment interaction | Finished face used for test/classification retained in production | Overlay, paint or HPL system treated as a separate finished construction |
| Edge and machining rule | Cut sequence, dust control, compatible edge finish and touch-up specified | Machining changes reviewed against classified product scope | Site cuts and penetrations follow specified treatment and finishing instructions |
| Regular sheet sizes | View sheet formats and ordering details | View sheet formats and ordering details | View sheet formats and ordering details |
| Custom sheet sizes | View sheet formats and ordering details | View sheet formats and ordering details | View sheet formats and ordering details |
| Test method | specified treatment or fire-performance check | EN 13823 and EN ISO 11925-2 where applicable | AS 5637.1, AS ISO 9239.1, ASTM E84 or nominated method |
| Classification target | Project fire-retardant treatment target | EN 13501-1 class for the tested finished configuration | NCC group/smoke, flooring, ASTM surface-burning or project target |
| Specimen thickness | Representative exact thickness stated in plan | Tested thickness and permitted extensions documented | Specimen thickness matched to the project method and report |
| Mounting / fixing / air gap / substrate / orientation | Recorded when your project or test method requires it | All end-use parameters used for classification are preserved | Installed condition supplied by project designer/laboratory |
| Permitted product and installation variations | Confirm proposed changes against the treatment specification and product documents | The classification report states the permitted variations in construction and installation | Your project team checks permitted changes to thickness, finish and mounting with the applicable reports |
| Smoke and flame results / reports | Required flame and smoke results stated with their test method and report | Smoke and flame classifications reported with EN result scope | NCC/AS/ASTM terms retained in their own systems without conversion |
| Treatment durability and service environment | Interior or other declared service exposure stated | Treatment durability reviewed for the exact panel; EN 16755 is context only for wood, not panel classification | Destination climate, finish and maintenance inputs added to project plan |
| Panel and treatment batch identification | Substrate lot, treatment batch, conditioning and batch identification | Specimen-to-production traceability maintained | Project documents and test reports linked to the shipped batch |
| Technical, safety and product documents | Applicable treatment TDS/SDS and production records | Test/classification reports and construction-product documents as applicable | Agreed destination reports, declarations and project documents supplied with the order |
| Packing and dry storage | Flat supported dry pack protected from re-wetting | Conditioned panels isolated from moisture and finish damage | Export packs separated by batch, with matching documents and handling instructions |
| What affects production timing | 7–15 days | 7–15 days | 7–15 days |
Tell us which work you want included in the plywood order and which work your fabricator will carry out. We agree the sequence, finished dimensions and compatible surface treatment before production.
Specify part sizes, grain direction, reference faces, holes, grooves and finished tolerances. Agree whether machining takes place before or after treatment, and how cut edges and site modifications are handled under the treatment instructions and project reports.
Plan cut-to-size panelsSpecify the coating or laminate, adhesive, visible faces and edge treatment. Check adhesion and finished moisture with the intended finishing process. Where fire classification is required, review the finished surface and backing with the relevant reports before changing the construction.
Plan finished edgesThe order documents identify the treatment, conditioning, moisture measurements and production batch.
We confirm the plywood construction, treatment and finish, prepare your panels and check the agreed dimensions, moisture and packing. Our existing product report is available to review; any additional documents or testing specifically requested for your project are agreed with the order.
Specify panel dimensions, mounting and conditioning for the named method, with the construction and batch identified.
Match the treatment records, classification, handling instructions and destination documents to the supplied batch.
Keep conditioned panels flat, supported, ventilated and isolated from re-wetting or incompatible finishes.
Link the panel and treatment batch to conditioning checks, test samples, reports and shipment records.
Agree the TDS, SDS, test, classification, declaration and destination documents required for the order.
Applications, fire requirements and ordering
Fire-retardant plywood combines a selected plywood construction with fire-retardant treatment for the specified product and use. Applications can include interior linings, furniture components and project fit-out where the required classification and installation conditions are met. Tell us your application and destination so our factory team can help compare the panel, treatment, finish and relevant product reports.
Regular sheet sizes: 1220×2440, 1250×2500, 1525×3050 mm. Available on request: 1250×3050, 1250×3660, 2100×2800, 1830×3660, 1250×3800 mm. Tell us your finished thickness, tolerance and quantity; we manufacture to your order dimensions. Exact 4×8 ft converts to 1219.2×2438.4 mm; 1/2 and 3/4 inch convert to 12.7 and 19.05 mm. We agree actual millimetre dimensions in the quotation. Our report presents a representative product test. Custom sheet dimensions are made to order, with any additional project documents confirmed when requested.
Yes. Tell us the panel, thickness and finish you want to evaluate, the application and delivery country. We confirm sample availability, any sample and courier costs, and dispatch arrangements. Use the sample to compare the face, cut edges, machining and finishing with your production needs, and view the available product report alongside it.
Compare the FOB China prices above and send your specification for a quotation. Species, core, treatment, thickness, drying, finish, required testing, quantity and export packing affect the price. We confirm the minimum order and thickness mix for your selected construction. Compare quotations with the same product, required reports and delivery terms; freight and destination charges are included only when stated.
Start with the product or application, size, thickness, quantity and destination. Add your finish and target date if known. You can enquire without a complete technical specification; our factory team will help fill in the details. We confirm the minimum order, sample arrangements, production timing, packing, payment and delivery terms in your quotation. Any additional project testing is discussed separately. Production time and shipping transit time are confirmed separately.
Include the part dimensions, drawing, holes or profiles, visible faces, coating or laminate and finished tolerances with your enquiry. We confirm which cutting, machining and finishing work is included in your plywood order and which work remains with your fabricator. Treatment sequence, finished moisture, cut-edge handling and the finished surface are agreed alongside the relevant fire reports. A plywood component order is separate from the design and installation of a complete rated assembly.
Tell us the coating, laminate, adhesive and machining you plan to use. Treatment, drying and finished moisture affect fabrication and finishing requirements, while a new face or coating can change the finished-product fire performance. We review compatibility, any required finishing trial and the applicable report coverage before production. Cutting, dust handling, edge finishing and site modifications follow the agreed treatment instructions and project requirements.
View our Intertek BS 476-6:1989+A1:2009 report for the 18 mm product tested. It records a fire propagation index of 18.87 and was issued on 19 January 2026. This representative product test is available to help with your purchase. We also manufacture other ordered sizes and thicknesses. If your project names a particular classification or document, include it with your enquiry so our team can confirm what is needed.
FR plywood commonly means fire-retardant plywood. The order combines a plywood construction with the treatment and finished surface required for its intended use. Preservative treatment addresses decay or insect protection, which is a separate specification. If you need both, state the exposure and fire requirement so we can review the compatible construction, treatment and product documents together.
Send the plywood specification from your complete tested or assessed assembly, including the required thickness and finish. Our factory team will quote the plywood component and confirm the requested documents. The time rating belongs to the assembled wall, floor, ceiling or door described by that design.
Send the required EN 13501-1 class and intended use. We review the finished panel construction, treatment, thickness, density, surface and installation conditions alongside the available reports and any testing your project needs. EN 13823 and EN ISO 11925-2 are used where applicable to the product and classification. Your quotation identifies the agreed panel construction, requested classification and corresponding product documents.
Include the specified method, required flame-spread and smoke results, application and destination in your enquiry. We confirm the panel construction, finish, applicable reports and any testing needed for your project before agreeing the order. An ASTM surface-burning result is not a wall or floor assembly fire-resistance rating, and classes from different test systems are not automatically interchangeable.
Share the installed use, project location and required NCC performance criteria. Wall and ceiling lining requirements may specify AS 5637.1; flooring may specify AS ISO 9239.1. Your project team confirms the applicable NCC edition and requirements for the jurisdiction. We review the plywood, treatment, finish, relevant test reports and project documents with your enquiry.
State the loads, exposure and service environment in your enquiry. Structural properties, bond, treatment durability and any required weathering or other tests are reviewed alongside fire performance for the selected product. An interior treatment or reaction-to-fire result is not automatically an exterior or structural specification. We confirm the proposed construction and documents for the actual application before accepting the order.
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Tell us what you’re making, the quantity and destination. Our team will help you choose a panel and prepare a quote.