Marine Plywood for Boat Interiors & Joinery.

Marine plywood is used for boat interiors, marine cabinetry, joinery and defined wet-service components when the construction suits the project. It combines selected veneers, a balanced core and a durable bond. Tell CUZI PLY what you are making, how it will be finished and the standard your project specifies; we will help compare suitable constructions.

Yes. We manufacture 18mm marine plywood in the common 4×8 format of 1220×2440 mm, as well as other sizes and thicknesses for your order. Our regular sheet sizes are 1220×2440, 1250×2500, 1525×3050 mm. Sizes available on request are 1250×3050, 1250×3660, 2100×2800, 1830×3660, 1250×3800 mm. Exterior-component and marine-joinery options cover 4–30 mm according to the construction. Send the full sheets or cut parts you need, veneer preference and quantity per thickness; we help plan cutting yield, production and export packing.

Yes. Share the application, required standard, species preference, thickness, finish and delivery country. We confirm a suitable sample, availability, any sample and courier costs, and dispatch arrangements before proceeding. Use it to compare appearance, exposed edges and your machining or finishing process.

Wet-area and exterior joinery orders use a mixed-thickness container planning basis, with construction and quantities agreed in your quote. Boat-interior and cabinetry orders use a production batch of the selected construction, with the thickness mix agreed before scheduling. For specified-standard projects, we confirm the minimum quantity and any additional project documents separately. Send your size, thickness and quantity list so we can plan the order and mix.

Start with the component, moisture exposure, sizes, thicknesses, quantity and destination. Include the required standard, finish and target delivery date if known. Our factory team helps complete the details and confirms production timing, samples, testing, packing, payment and shipping terms. Production time and transit time are discussed separately.

Veneer species and grade, core construction, bond, required testing, dimensions, thickness mix, machining, edge coating, packing and quantity affect the quotation. Compare the FOB China prices above, then ask us to quote your selected panel and quantity. Compare the same construction and delivery terms; the price unit and any additional testing or freight charges are stated in your quotation.

Compare the actual construction against your priorities for weight, visible appearance, machining, finish and budget. Options include okoume/Gaboon, selected hardwood, eucalyptus and other agreed species combinations, subject to the chosen construction and standard. Ask our factory team for a face and exposed-edge sample to assess the panel for your work.

Compare the veneer sequence, inner joints, gaps and repairs on an exposed-edge sample. We agree the acceptable limits and inspection method for the selected construction, and record your core requirements with the order specification and required standard.

View our SGS BS 1088-1:2003 report for the tested 1220×2440×18 mm marine plywood. It records Class 3 bonding quality, 11.1% moisture content and 599 kg/m³ density, with Pass for the listed test items. We also produce your ordered sizes and thicknesses; include any additional project standard or document in your enquiry. BS 1088 and AS/NZS 2272 are separate standards, each with its own product and document requirements.

Tell us whether original edges need factory coating and which finish you intend to apply. Clean, dry and reseal new cuts, drilled holes and damaged corners with a compatible system. Store sheets flat, off the floor and continuously supported under a ventilated weather cover. Follow the coating supplier’s preparation and curing instructions and the project’s installation requirements.

Start with the component, moisture exposure, weight and finish you need. We help select the veneer construction, thickness and durable bond, and agree any factory face or edge treatment. Plan compatible coating, sealed cuts and holes, drainage and maintenance for the finished component.

Tell us the use and any marine standard named by your project, such as BS 1088 or AS/NZS 2272. For a specification using WBP to describe bond performance, include that requirement; our factory team confirms the adhesive and bond tests alongside veneer quality, core, joints and dimensions. We match the panel and documents to your specified project standard.