Standard HPL
Tell us the furniture, worktop or commercial part you are making and the finish you want. We help select the HPL surface grade, core and balancing back for the component.
HPL PLYWOOD SELECTION GUIDESURFACE / PANEL / FABRICATIONINTERIOR & PROJECT USE
HPL Plywood for Cabinet Doors, Worktops & Commercial Interiors.
Available to order — made to order
Give cabinet doors, worktops and commercial interiors the finish your design calls for. CUZI PLY manufactures HPL-faced plywood in our own factory, with your selected laminate, calibrated core and balanced back. Compare a sample for colour, machining and edges, then get a factory quote for your finished size, quantity and destination.
Match the laminate decor and texture to your interior design. Specify the plywood core, face and reverse layers, finished thickness and edge treatment for the component you will make.
- Panel
- HPL bonded to plywood
- Substrate moisture
- 8–12% standard / 8–10% high-use target before lamination
- Options
- Interior / High-use / Fire-retardant project
- Production lead time
- 7–15 days · Made to order
- Reference format
- 1220×2440 mm
YOUR FINISH · YOUR COMPONENT
Tell us your project and the finish you have in mind.
- Surface
- HPL brand · decor · grade · thickness
- Panel
- Core · bond · adhesive · balancing face
- Fabrication
- Finished size · CNC · hardware · edges
- FOB China price
- USD 350–800/m³ · 2026-08-22
PANEL CONSTRUCTION
Choose the visible finish and the panel beneath it.
Start with the look you want. Our factory team helps match the laminate, plywood core, adhesive and reverse layer to your component, machining and room conditions.
- Decorative HPL faceSelect the brand, decor, colour, texture, surface grade and laminate thickness for your project.
- Compatible adhesiveMatch the adhesive to the laminate back, prepared plywood and intended service conditions.
- Calibrated plywood coreChoose the species, core construction, thickness and bond for weight, machining and edge appearance.
- Balanced reverseChoose a matching HPL face or compatible balancing back, then check the finished panel for flatness.
HPL-faced plywood built around your finish and component.
HPL plywood brings the chosen colour, texture and surface grade together with a cross-banded plywood core. CUZI PLY bonds a separately manufactured high-pressure laminate sheet to calibrated plywood in our factory, using a compatible adhesive and a matching face or balancing back. Choose the complete panel for cabinet doors, tables, worktops, retail fixtures or interior joinery.
When ordering laminate faced plywood, name the surface you need: bonded HPL differs from decorative paper pressed directly onto plywood. We supply the finished HPL laminated panel, not loose HPL sheet or compact laminate. Specify visible faces, cutting, edges and installation so the chosen laminate, adhesive, core and reverse work together for your component.
- Selected HPL decor and grade
- Plywood core for your component
- Single or double decorative faces
- Balanced back and chosen edge finish
Choose solid-colour or woodgrain HPL with the texture and sheen you want. A black decorative face does not mean a black plywood core: specify matching edge banding or the visible wood-layer finish. Keep the laminate collection, decor code and batch reference for matched components and repeat orders. If you want a clear-coated veneer surface rather than a bonded laminate, compare prefinished plywood.
PRODUCT OPTIONS
Find the panel for your furniture, worktop or commercial interior.
Fire-Retardant Project
Tell us the intended project use and destination, with any classification or installation requirements already specified. We help identify the complete panel and applicable documents; confirm the required construction and installation scope before ordering.
Standard Interior
For dry-interior cabinet parts, shelves and furniture. Send the use, sizes, finished thickness, quantity and destination; describe the look you want or add a decor code if known. Our factory helps select the laminate, core and balanced back around your appearance, machining and budget.
- HPL class / grade
- General-purpose thin HPL for bonding to a substrate
- HPL nominal thickness
- Typically 0.5–0.7 mm; selected laminate thickness stated
- Face arrangement
- Single HPL face with engineered backer, or matched double face
- Core species
- Poplar or selected combi core
- Finished panel thickness
- About 6–25 mm after face, adhesive, substrate and backer are defined
- Finished thickness tolerance
- Typically ±0.5 mm for the agreed construction
- Use
- Cabinet parts, shelves, interior doors, furniture panels and dry-interior fixtures.
- Available documents
- HPL identity, plywood bond, emissions and sourcing documents available on request for the exact order
- Order basis
- Typically 50–150 sheets per selected SKU after material confirmation
High-Use Commercial
For worktops, tables and busy interiors. Start with the component, sizes, finished thickness, quantity and destination. Add the colour, texture, wear, cleaning, impact or heat requirements if known; we help choose the HPL grade, core and edges and confirm the required surface tests before ordering.
- HPL class / grade
- High-use grade selected by specified surface duties
- HPL nominal thickness
- Typically 0.8–1.0 mm for the stated surface duty
- Face arrangement
- Matched or coordinated HPL faces with recorded grade and thickness
- Core species
- Selected eucalyptus, hardwood, birch or stable combi option
- Finished panel thickness
- About 9–30 mm with calibrated finished-panel schedule
- Finished thickness tolerance
- Typically ±0.3–0.5 mm by finished panel
- Use
- Worktops, tables, commercial interiors, public-area storage and interior door panels.
- Available documents
- Specified HPL surface methods and finished-panel documents available for the selected construction and duty
- Order basis
- Typically 100–300 sheets or a mixed programme by quotation
Fire-Retardant Project
For a fire-performance project, tell us the intended use, sizes, finished thickness, quantity and destination. Share the classification and installation specification if available; we help identify the complete face, adhesive, treated plywood and reverse construction, with the applicable report and project conditions confirmed before ordering.
- HPL class / grade
- HPL grade included in the exact finished-assembly test or assessment option
- HPL nominal thickness
- Exact tested or assessed face thickness retained for the project construction
- Face arrangement
- Exact tested face/back arrangement retained for the classified assembly
- Core species
- Fire-retardant plywood species and treatment programme fixed by project scope
- Finished panel thickness
- Exact tested or assessed thickness; project oversize requires separate confirmation
- Finished thickness tolerance
- Project limit must match the tested/assessed build and fabrication drawing
- Use
- Project-defined linings, interior wall panels, doors and partitions with a specified fire-performance requirement.
- Available documents
- EN 13501-1, NCC/AS 5637.1 or buyer-defined classification requirement for the exact finished assembly
- Order basis
- Project lot after specimen and document requirements are confirmed
SURFACE PERFORMANCE
Choose a surface around how it will be used.
A cabinet door, shop counter and busy worktop face different demands. Tell us what will contact the surface, how it will be cleaned and whether heat, impact or frequent handling matters. We help identify the HPL grade and the surface test requirements for that use, alongside your preferred colour and texture.
Wear & abrasion
Tell us how often the surface will be used and cleaned. For a busy counter or worktop, agree the HPL grade, test method and required wear class or cycles for the chosen finish.
Scratch & marking
Describe objects that will contact the surface. Compare the selected texture and sheen, with the agreed test load and visible-mark limit, against a physical reference sample.
Impact
Describe likely knocks and the component supports. Agree the test object, energy or drop height and the permitted dents, chips or cracks on the finished panel.
Stains & cleaning
List the actual cleaning agents and contact times. Agree the cleaning-cycle and appearance requirements, including the condition of edges and joints.
Heat & steam
Distinguish dry heat from wet heat and steam. Agree the temperature, contact time and edge conditions, then compare the selected face and bond under the required method.
Colour & repeat matching
Keep the decor code, texture and physical sample with your order. Where light exposure matters, specify the required colour stability; exterior UV exposure needs the corresponding exterior-rated system.
Compare the selected grade and test result, not a general claim such as scratchproof or waterproof. The plywood bond, cut edges, joints, supports and cleaning conditions also affect the finished component. Agree the relevant method and required result for the surface and complete panel before ordering.
Plan a balanced panel that works through cutting and assembly.
The plywood core determines weight, machining and visible-edge quality beneath the laminate. Compare poplar, combi, eucalyptus, hardwood or birch-based constructions for the part you want to make. Standard Interior has an 8–12% substrate-moisture target before lamination; High-Use Commercial uses an 8–10% target. Our factory prepares clean, dry, calibrated faces for the selected adhesive and lamination process.
Plywood core
Choose the weight, core construction and edge appearance for your component. We prepare clean, dry and calibrated faces for lamination.
Laminate bond
We match the adhesive to the HPL, plywood and service conditions, then check the finished panel against the agreed bond requirements.
Balanced back
Specify a second decorative face or compatible balancing layer, then check conditioned flatness at the intended size before machining.
A single decorative face needs a compatible balancing back; two decorative faces still need matched grades, thicknesses and a balanced build. Keep panels supported during curing and conditioning, then check finished thickness and flatness before machining. Share larger component sizes and workshop conditions so we can agree the panel and sample checks for your order.
Confirm the laminate, plywood substrate, adhesive and balancing back together. Set finished thickness, flatness and surface-quality requirements before cutting the laminated panel.
Compare the choices that shape your finished panel.
Review these six aspects of the complete panel; our factory helps confirm the details for your use. Open the comparison when you need the surface, panel, machining and delivery specifications for each option.
Surface
Named HPL manufacturer, collection, decor, texture, grade and laminate thickness.
Panel build
Single or double face, calibrated plywood substrate, compatible adhesive and balancing layer.
Substrate
Poplar, combi, eucalyptus, hardwood or birch-based cores with 8–12% moisture targets.
Surface duty
Abrasion, scratch, impact, stain, heat, cleaning and colour requirements stated by method.
Fabrication
Finished thickness, flatness, CNC, drilling, hardware and edge finish checked on the selected build.
Commercial basis
USD 350–800/m³ planning range with SKU quantity, packing, lead time and destination documents confirmed.
Compare the complete specificationsView all 61 fields for the three HPL plywood options.Show specificationsHide specifications
| Specification | Standard Interior | High-Use Commercial | Fire-Retardant Project |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intended use | Dry-interior furniture, cabinet parts, shelves and doors | High-use worktops, tables, storage and commercial interiors | Project-defined lining, door, partition or interior assembly with a named fire-performance requirement |
| HPL manufacturer, collection and code | Named HPL collection and decor code | Named performance collection, grade and decor code | Project-nominated fire-option HPL manufacturer, product and batch identity |
| HPL class / grade | General-purpose thin HPL for bonding to a substrate | High-use grade selected by specified surface duties | HPL grade included in the exact finished-assembly test or assessment option |
| HPL nominal thickness | Typically 0.5–0.7 mm; selected laminate thickness stated | Typically 0.8–1.0 mm for the stated surface duty | Exact tested or assessed face thickness retained for the project construction |
| Colour / decor reference | Standard solid-colour or woodgrain HPL code | Agreed colour reference and replacement matching | Project schedule, sample reference and fire-option product identity |
| Texture / finish / sheen | Matt, smooth or selected wood texture | Defined texture, gloss window and cleanability expectation | Exact tested surface finish and project appearance sample |
| Face arrangement | Single HPL face with engineered backer, or matched double face | Matched or coordinated HPL faces with recorded grade and thickness | Exact tested face/back arrangement retained for the classified assembly |
| Reverse / balancing layer | Compatible balancing laminate or agreed balancing back | Performance-matched reverse HPL or compatible balancing sheet | Exact balancing layer included in finished-assembly scope |
| Directional pattern and orientation | Direction marked when the decor requires it | Grain, sequence and part orientation stated in the drawings | Orientation included in the specimen and installation schedule where relevant |
| Selected reference sample and colour tolerance | A4 decor sample plus panel corner | Selected complete-panel sample with colour and sheen limits | Assembly sample linked to the project documents and production lot |
| Face/back veneer under laminate | Sanded C-grade or better face after filling and sanding | Selected calibrated face with tight repair and telegraphing limits | Fire-retardant substrate face grade retained from assessed construction |
| Core species | Poplar or selected combi core | Selected eucalyptus, hardwood, birch or stable combi option | Fire-retardant plywood species and treatment programme fixed by project scope |
| Core construction | Balanced veneer core for interior parts | Void-controlled multi-ply construction for machining and edge quality | Exact treated lay-up, veneer option and density stated in the classified construction |
| Lay-up / ply count | Stated for the ordered base thickness | Symmetrical schedule and ply count stated by production lot | Ply schedule matched to the specified project construction |
| Core gap / overlap / repair option | Utility limits against agreed cut-edge sample | Machining-zone gap, overlap and repair limits mapped | Defect limits match the assessed substrate and final application |
| Substrate density | Declared range for the selected core | Measured lot range for weight and machining stability | Finished assembly and substrate density recorded for classification scope |
| Substrate moisture | 8–12% target before lamination | 8–10% controlled window before adhesive application | Conditioned value matched to the adhesive and classified specimen |
| Substrate calibration | Two-face sanding to lamination tolerance | Thickness map and surface quality check before lamination | Calibration fixed to assessed assembly thickness and press plan |
| Plywood bond / exposure requirement | Interior or defined humid bond selected separately | bond specification matched to cleaning and service exposure | EN 314 / ISO 12466 substrate bond documents stated alongside the fire-performance requirement |
| Substrate emission requirement | Destination-specific substrate documents on request | Finished-panel emission requirement after HPL and adhesive selection | Applicable emission and fire documents matched to the exact finished construction |
| Adhesive chemistry and compatible system | Supplier-recommended PVA, PUR or other interior lamination system | Performance adhesive qualified to HPL back, plywood face and duty | Exact compatible adhesive represented in the fire test, assessment or engineering specification |
| Surface preparation | Clean, dry and uniformly sanded plywood; HPL back prepared to supplier instruction | Controlled roughness, dust removal and flatness check | Preparation method matched to the adhesive and classified assembly |
| Adhesive spread / application control | Calibrated spread and full-area visual coverage | Recorded spread mass, roller/press option and witness coupon | Exact application rate and control method stated with the project specification |
| Open / closed assembly time | Adhesive supplier window recorded for shop conditions | Temperature, humidity and elapsed time logged by batch | Assembly times fixed by qualified adhesive procedure |
| Press method | Level cold or heated flat press suited to the adhesive | Controlled platen press with full support and pressure mapping | Press option matched to the qualified finished assembly |
| Press temperature / pressure / time | Supplier window confirmed before first production | Recorded cycle and first-panel verification | Exact cycle is a controlled fire-assembly input |
| Cure / conditioning | Flat support through minimum cure period | Conditioned stack and flatness check before machining | Defined cure, conditioning and specimen state for the classified assembly |
| Bond-line quality requirements | Closed, aligned bond line free of slip, bubbles and local lift | Visual, tap and coupon checks to agreed method | Inspection plus project-nominated bond or conditioning results |
| Single-face balancing strategy | Named backer selected by stress and thickness | Trialled balance based on face grade, adhesive and panel size | Balancing construction is part of the exact assessed assembly |
| Bow, twist and flatness requirements | Conditioned panel checked on full support against the agreed sample | Measured bow, twist and diagonal stability limit | Project limit tied to mounting and classification configuration |
| Abrasion option | Selected HPL grade and ISO 4586 / EN 438 method reference | Agreed test method, result class and report | Surface result paired with a separately stated assembly fire classification |
| Scratch / mar option | Selected handling sample and supplier grade | Defined method, load and visible limit for high-use duty | Exact face retained with separate fire and scratch results |
| Impact option | Furniture-part handling requirement | Specified impact method and visible damage criterion | Finished assembly impact option included when project documents require it |
| Stain / cleanability option | Named household agents and wipe method | Commercial agent, dwell time and cleaning-cycle matrix | Project cleaning schedule checked against face and installation |
| Dry heat option | Supplier grade scope for normal furniture use | Defined temperature, contact time and inspection method | Exact face and assembly matched to the specified fire or heat exposure |
| Wet heat / steam scope | Dry-interior duty with short-duration wet-heat testing by selected grade | Short-duration test where the selected grade supports it | Fire-project construction with a separately specified wet-service condition |
| Lightfastness / colour stability | Selected laminate declaration and indoor exposure scope | Project colour-retention option and replacement reference sample | Selected decor retained where the project documents or appearance schedule require it |
| Surface cracking / blister / delamination inspection | Full-face visual check under raking light | Conditioned panel and edge check after trial fabrication | Finished assembly inspected after conditioning and the named project test cycle |
| Cleaning chemical compatibility | Buyer lists intended cleaners in the order specification | Compatibility matrix for routine commercial maintenance | Project cleaning agents matched to HPL, edge and fire-option documents |
| Edge-water / wet-use scope | Protected cut edges for dry interiors | Defined edge band or seal plus spill-management scope | Wet-service suitability specified separately from fire classification |
| Regular sheet sizes | Compare the three regular formats. Specify finished thickness, grain direction, cutting yield, full-sheet support and export packing. | ||
| Made-to-order sheet sizes | Compare the five made-to-order formats. Specify finished thickness, grain direction, cutting yield, full-sheet support and export packing. | ||
| 1250×3800 mm option | Plan the longest listed sheet format. Specify finished thickness, grain direction, cutting yield, full-sheet support and export packing. | ||
| Finished panel thickness | About 6–25 mm after face, adhesive, substrate and backer are defined | About 9–30 mm with calibrated finished-panel schedule | Exact tested or assessed thickness; project oversize requires separate confirmation |
| Finished thickness tolerance | Typically ±0.5 mm for the agreed construction | Typically ±0.3–0.5 mm by finished panel | Project limit must match the tested/assessed build and fabrication drawing |
| Length / width tolerance | +0 / −2 mm reference target | +0 / −1.5 mm after trimming study | Project value fixed with mounting, joint and document scope |
| Squareness / edge straightness | ≤1 mm/m reference target | Measured to agreed EN 315 or drawing method | Project method and limit recorded for the finished assembly |
| CNC / routing / drilling | Straight cutting and basic boring after tool trial | CNC, grooves and hardware holes qualified on first production sample | Machining retained within tested assembly and installation field of application |
| Edge banding / exposed ply edge | ABS/PVC/veneer band or sealed visible ply edge | Specified band, radius, adhesive, primer and replacement standard | Edge finish and any fire-related interface follow project documentation |
| Cut-edge finish / sealing | Clean, dry cut and compatible seal where exposed | Machined edge inspected before banding or protective coating | Cut edges, penetrations and joints follow the project installation specification |
| Hardware, fixing and first component | Basic hardware checked on one part | Drawing, edge distance, torque and first production sample record | Mounting and fixing match the assessed fire assembly |
| Fire-option HPL face | Standard interior HPL face | HPL face data stated separately from whole-panel fire performance | Project-nominated HPL face represented in the exact classified assembly |
| Fire-retardant plywood substrate | General interior plywood construction | FR substrate supplied through its dedicated product option | Specified fire-retardant plywood substrate with traceable treatment and lot identity |
| Compatible adhesive and balance | Interior system matched for bond and stability | Performance system qualified for commercial duty | Adhesive and reverse layer are fixed inputs to the exact fire assembly |
| Finished assembly thickness / density | Recorded for weight and fabrication | Measured for shipment weight and performance requirements | Exact specimen thickness, density and component schedule recorded |
| Mounting / fixing / joint / air-gap definition | Specified in the furniture or fit-out drawing | Project interface scheduled before fabrication | Mandatory installation inputs for finished-assembly classification and field of application |
| Test / classification / field of application | Surface and substrate methods reported separately | Defined finished-panel tests when ordered | EN 13501-1, NCC/AS 5637.1 or buyer requirement only for the exact tested/assessed assembly |
| Lot inspection and sample retention | Decor and panel corner kept by production lot | Reference sample, bond coupon and first production sample kept for repeat orders | Assembly specimen, project documents and reference sample kept with the production lot |
| Face protection / packing | Clean interleaf, corner protection and aligned supports | Non-marking protection, parallel straps and stable export pallet | Project-lot separation, protected faces/edges and documented handling plan |
| MOQ by decor / HPL / thickness | Typically 50–150 sheets per selected SKU | Typically 100–300 sheets or a mixed programme by quotation | Project lot after face, substrate, adhesive, specimen and document requirements are confirmed |
| Loading, production lead time, documents and batch identification | 7–15 days | 7–15 days | 7–15 days |
DIMENSIONS
Plan the finished size and edges for your component.
Finished thickness includes the plywood, adhesive and the decorative face and reverse layers. Tell us the component dimensions and finished panel thickness, rather than the plywood base alone. Add a drawing, grain direction, hole positions, grooves, hardware or edge preference if known; we help complete the details and agree them before cutting or machining.
Compare a sample component for surface breakout, clean holes, hardware fit, banding and exposed plywood edges using the intended tools and support. We agree any cutting, CNC or drilling included in our supply; use the sample to check the result on your own fabrication line before repeat production.
Regular sheet sizes
- 1220×2440 mm
- 1250×2500 mm
- 1525×3050 mm
Made-to-order sheet sizes
State finished thickness separately from the plywood base. For a 3/4 inch order, agree the actual millimetre thickness and tolerance. Custom dimensions are a manufacturing choice; product documents follow the construction and use requirements. Agree full-sheet support, face protection, packing and loading for larger formats.- 1250×3050 mm
- 1250×3660 mm
- 2100×2800 mm
- 1830×3660 mm
- 1250×3800 mm
- Finished thickness and flatness
- Drawing reference edges and grain direction
- CNC, drilling and hardware
- Banding or exposed-ply edge
- Sample component and batch inspection
FIRE-PROJECT PANELS
Plan the panel for your fire-rated project.
For a fire-retardant project, send the intended lining, door or partition use, destination and required classification. Our factory team will discuss the nominated HPL face, compatible adhesive, fire-retardant plywood, balancing layer, finished thickness and density together with the mounting, fixings, joints, supports and air gap.
Reaction-to-fire classifications such as EN 13501-1 or NCC/AS 5637.1 follow the tested or assessed finished construction and its installation scope. A 30-, 60- or 90-minute fire-resistance requirement concerns a complete tested wall, door, ceiling or partition assembly, not the decorative sheet alone.
We identify the proposed panel and applicable project documents in your quotation, including the installation variations covered by the selected report. Keep material selection, machining and site installation aligned with those requirements.
- Project-nominated HPL face and reverse construction
- Compatible adhesive and controlled lamination procedure
- Traceable fire-retardant plywood substrate
- Finished thickness, density, edges and penetrations
- Mounting, fixing, joints, support and air gap
- Exact test/classification report and field of application
Plan cutting, CNC routing, drilled holes and hardware positions from your drawing. Choose edge banding or an exposed-plywood finish to suit the component and its visible edges.
Compare the complete panel, then get a current factory price.
Reference date: 2026-08-22. FOB China prices vary with the selected specification and quantity. FOB China prices. The quotation confirms the Chinese loading port, panel specification and order terms.
USD 350–420/m³
Standard interior construction with 0.5–0.7 mm HPL option, selected plywood substrate and balanced reverse.
USD 560–650/m³
High-use commercial construction with selected HPL grade, tighter calibration and machining sample.
USD 660–800/m³
Fire-retardant project construction with FR substrate, compatible adhesive and project document requirements.
The three export ranges use the same finished-panel reference and distinguish the plywood core, HPL grade and thickness, face/reverse arrangement, adhesive, pressing, conditioning, machining, inspection and packing included in each option. The quotation then confirms quantity, destination documents and delivery terms.
Quotation variables: HPL manufacturer, collection, grade, thickness, decor, texture, face arrangement, balancing layer, plywood species/core/lay-up/bond, adhesive, finished thickness, dimensions, tolerance, surface tests, fire-performance requirement, machining, edges, first production sample, quantity, packing, payload, destination documents and lead time.
FOB China price USD 350–800/m³
Reference constructionHPL-faced plywood, reference 1220×2440×18 mm finished panel
Main price variablesHPL grade, face arrangement, plywood core, adhesive, machining and order volume
Reference date2026-08-22
The 1220×2440×18 mm finished-panel reference has a calculated volume of about 0.05358 m³ per sheet. Convert quoted USD/m³ using the actual finished dimensions. Compare the HPL grade and face thickness, core, balancing back, adhesive, processing, cutting yield, edge finish, protection and delivered cost on the same basis. Compare plywood price bases, compare plywood and MDF for furniture parts or plan your order from our factory.
Find the documents your project needs.
Tell us the component and destination, with any report or classification your project already specifies. Our factory team helps identify and confirm the available surface, panel, emission, sourcing and fire documents for the selected construction.
HPL surface performance / EN 438 and ISO 4586
Available on requestMethods and grade apply to the nominated HPL sheet; finished-panel requirements are stated separately.
Request the named laminate grade and wear, scratch, impact, stain, heat or cleaning results needed for the component. Include the decor, texture and HPL thickness; compare the same test method and result.
HPL composite element / ISO 13894
Available on requestComposite-panel methods and normal interior-use requirements for HPL bonded to wood-based substrates.
Request complete-panel test results for the laminate bonded to the selected plywood with its adhesive and reverse. Identify bond quality, conditioned flatness and the intended indoor use separately from the loose laminate grade.
Plywood bond and dimensions / EN 314, ISO 12466 and EN 315
Available on requestSubstrate bond and finished-panel dimensional option for the selected construction.
Match the plywood bond to dry or defined humid service. Agree finished-sheet dimensions and tolerances, with separate dimensions for cut parts, holes, joints and hardware.
Emission and destination / EN 717-1, REACH Entry 77, TSCA Title VI/CARB
Importer confirmation requiredSelect the legal and test method for the exact finished panel, destination and product scope.
State the destination and indoor furniture requirements. Request the applicable finished-panel emission result and any US certification, labels and shipment records for the selected construction.
Fire project / EN 13501-1
Project-specificClassification applies to the exact tested or assessed face, adhesive, substrate, balance, thickness and installation.
Give the lining, door or partition specification and required reaction-to-fire classification. Match the report to the complete face, adhesive, core, reverse, thickness and stated mounting details.
Australia fire project / NCC and AS 5637.1
Project-specificAustralian lining option matches the exact finished construction with the project and building-code requirements.
For Australian lining projects, share the specified classification, building use and installation. Request the report and its scope for the selected complete panel and mounting arrangement.
Sourcing and import / FSC, PEFC, EUDR and Australian due diligence
Configured to orderDocuments are matched to transaction scope, origin, importer responsibility and destination rules.
Identify the sourcing claim and destination documents required by your importer. Match eligible material, origin and valid certificate scope with the transaction and shipment records.
A laminate-sheet report and a finished-panel report answer different questions. ISO 13894-1 covers composite-element test methods; ISO 13894-2 addresses normal interior composite elements. Specify additional heat, moisture, exterior or fire requirements for the complete construction and intended installation.
Get a factory quote for the component you want to make.
Start with the cabinet, worktop or fit-out component, sizes, finished thickness, quantities and destination. Describe the finish you want or add a laminate code if known. Our factory team helps select and confirm the core, face/back arrangement, adhesive and processing before ordering.
Cabinet doors & matched fronts
Tell us the door sizes and the appearance you want for matched fronts. Add a laminate brand, decor reference, texture or sheen if known. We help agree visible faces, grain direction, neighbouring fronts and replacement matching, then confirm the reverse or balancing back, conditioned flatness, finished dimensions, hinge holes and ABS, PVC, veneer or exposed-ply edges before production.
Worktops, counters & tables
Tell us the worktop, counter or table use and dimensions. Add known cleaning agents, spills, heat and impact requirements. We help select the HPL grade and face thickness; before ordering, agree the complete plywood build, supports, joints, sink or fixture openings and edge protection, with the relevant surface and panel results.
CNC parts & fit-out kits
Send the part use, finished sizes and counts, with a drawing if available. We help complete the reference edges, holes, grooves, hardware and tolerances before machining. Compare a first component for laminate breakout, bond, edge finish and assembly. Agree the factory cutting, drilling, banding or machining separately from work on your own line.
For repeat orders, keep the decor, grade, face thickness, plywood build, back layer and selected component with your order reference. To request a sample, start with the use, finish you want, finished thickness and delivery country. Add a cut-edge, banded-corner or machined-part requirement if known; we help select the sample and confirm availability, sample and courier costs, preparation and dispatch. Your quote states quantities, manufacturing schedule, payment, packing and delivery terms. Production time is separate from shipping transit. For fire-project panels, include the specified classification and installation details.
Buy direct from CUZI PLY, the plywood manufacturer and supplier in Linyi, Shandong, China. Our factory operates 10 plywood production lines. We supply the agreed panels and quoted machining, not complete fitted kitchens or site installation. Specify edge-banded plywood parts or prepare your panel specification for a quotation that includes the finish and processing you need.
Compare panels and plan your order.
DECISION QUESTIONS
HPL plywood buying questions
Plan your finish, sample and order.
What is HPL plywood?
HPL plywood is a finished panel made by bonding a separately manufactured high-pressure decorative laminate sheet to calibrated plywood with a compatible adhesive. CUZI PLY manufactures the laminated panel in our own factory, with a selected core and matching decorative face or balancing back. Choose the complete build, finished thickness and edge treatment for your cabinet, worktop or interior component.
Where can I use HPL plywood?
Options include cabinet doors, shelving, tables, worktops, retail fixtures, wall panels and interior joinery. Choose the laminate grade, core, thickness, balance, edges and supports around the actual component. For a busy counter, humid interior or frequent cleaning, describe the contact, moisture and cleaning agents so we can discuss the appropriate construction and any required tests. Exterior or fire-rated use needs the corresponding project specification and documents.
How is HPL plywood different from melamine plywood?
HPL is manufactured as a separate laminate sheet and then bonded to plywood. Direct melamine plywood uses resin-impregnated decorative paper pressed directly onto prepared plywood. The surface construction, laminate thickness and selected performance requirements differ. Compare samples and the relevant surface grade or tests for your use, rather than treating the two names as the same product.
How does HPL plywood differ from compact laminate?
HPL plywood has a cross-banded wood-veneer core beneath the laminate, while compact laminate uses a solid laminate construction without that plywood substrate. This changes panel weight, edge appearance, machining and fastening requirements. Compare complete-panel samples at the intended thickness for your component, hardware and supports. We supply the selected laminated plywood panel, not loose HPL sheet or compact laminate.
How do I choose an HPL colour, texture and surface grade?
Send a laminate brand, collection or decor code if one is specified, or describe the preferred solid colour or woodgrain and sheen. Compare a physical sample for colour, texture and grain direction. A black HPL face does not make the plywood core black; choose the banding or exposed-ply edge separately. For matched fronts and repeat orders, keep the collection, decor code, texture, sheen and laminate batch reference together. Standard Interior typically uses 0.5–0.7 mm HPL; High-Use Commercial typically uses 0.8–1.0 mm for the selected duty. For worktops and frequently used interiors, describe the use and cleaning conditions; add any specified wear, scratch, impact, stain, heat or cleaning criteria. We help select the grade and confirm the relevant test method and required result before ordering. We confirm the selected laminate and availability with your quotation.
Which plywood core and finished thickness should I choose?
Compare poplar, combi, eucalyptus, hardwood or birch-based plywood for weight, flatness, machining and exposed edges. Finished thickness includes the plywood, adhesive and face/reverse layers. Standard Interior lists about 6–25 mm and High-Use Commercial about 9–30 mm after the complete build is defined. Fire-project thickness follows the tested or assessed construction. Start with the component use, dimensions and finished thickness. Add supports and hardware details if known; we help select the core and thickness and agree the sample checks before production.
Should I choose a single HPL face or double-sided panels?
Choose around the visible faces, part design and room conditions. A single decorative face needs a compatible balancing back; double-sided panels need coordinated grades, laminate thicknesses, adhesive and processing. Check conditioned flatness and the machined component at the ordered dimensions. Tell us whether the reverse will be visible so the quotation includes the finish and balancing construction you need.
Which sheet sizes and cut-to-size parts are available?
Regular sheet sizes: 1220×2440, 1250×2500, 1525×3050 mm. Available on request: 1250×3050, 1250×3660, 2100×2800, 1830×3660, 1250×3800 mm. Share the finished thickness, component dimensions, grain direction and quantity. Our factory team confirms the laminate, complete panel construction, any cutting or machining, support and export packing with your quote. Custom size is a manufacturing choice; the applicable product documents follow the construction, intended use and installation requirements.
Can I request a sample before ordering?
Yes. Tell us what you are making, the finish you have in mind, finished thickness and delivery country. Add a laminate code, core or edge preference or component drawing if available; our factory helps select the sample. We confirm sample availability, any sample and courier costs, and dispatch arrangements. Compare the physical finish and sample component for cutting, drilling, hardware and edges before agreeing repeat production.
Can HPL plywood be CNC routed, drilled and edge banded?
Assess the selected panel on a representative sample using the intended tools, support and hardware. Compare surface breakout, holes, finished dimensions, banding and exposed plywood-edge quality. Edge options include ABS, PVC or veneer banding, or a sanded and sealed visible plywood edge. We agree the cutting, CNC, drilling and edge work included in our supply; confirm your own fabrication settings and assembled result with the sample.
Can you supply HPL plywood for a fire-retardant project?
Tell us the intended project use and destination, with any classification, report or installation requirements already specified. Our factory helps identify a suitable Fire-Retardant Project construction and the documents to confirm before ordering. The HPL face, adhesive, fire-retardant plywood, balancing layer, thickness and density are considered with mounting, fixings, joints, supports and air gap. Reaction-to-fire classification follows the tested or assessed finished assembly and installation scope. A 30-, 60- or 90-minute fire-resistance requirement concerns a complete tested wall, door, ceiling or partition. Share the project requirements so we can confirm the proposed panel and applicable documents; a report for the laminate alone does not rate the finished assembly.
What are the FOB China prices, minimum quantities and production lead times?
FOB China prices are USD 350–420/m³ for Standard Interior, USD 560–650/m³ for High-Use Commercial and USD 660–800/m³ for Fire-Retardant Project, based on the 1220×2440×18 mm finished-panel reference in the price section. Standard Interior typically starts at 50–150 sheets per selected SKU. High-Use Commercial typically starts at 100–300 sheets or an agreed mix. Fire-Retardant Project uses a project lot. We manufacture to your order with a production lead time of 7–15 days. Our current factory quote confirms the laminate, complete panel, processing, quantity, payment, packing and delivery terms. Shipping transit time is separate from production.
Tell us what you want to make.
Tell us the cabinet, worktop or interior component, sizes, finished thickness, quantity and destination. Describe the finish you want; add a laminate code, drawing, core or edge preference and required report if known. Our factory team helps select the complete panel, arrange samples and confirm the construction and quotation details before ordering.
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