STRUCTURAL PLYWOODDirect from our factory · Built around your specification

Structural Plywood for Roofs, Walls & Floors.

Name: Structural Plywood
Brand: CUZI PLY
Availability: BackOrder

Available to order — made to order

Source structural plywood directly from CUZI PLY for roof and wall sheathing, subfloors and engineered panels. We help you match the grade, core and thickness to your project specification, review the product documents and plan export delivery—with samples and a clear factory quotation to help you choose with confidence.

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Veneer constructionChoose the face grade, core species, veneer orientation and thickness together. Match the panel construction to the grade and properties your project requires.

Applications: Roof & wall sheathing · Subfloors
Thickness options: 7–30 mm, including 18 mm
Regular sheet sizes: 1220×2440, 1250×2500, 1525×3050 mm
Production lead time: 7–15 days · Made to order
Moisture: 8–12% by construction
Your enquiry: We help complete your specification

ORDERING & SAMPLES

Plan your order with our factory.

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Conditions shown for EN-Specified Structural Plywood. Compare other constructions below.

Availability: Available to order — made to order. We manufacture the plywood to your agreed specification and order quantity.
Order quantity & mix: Order quantity and any initial testing requirements are agreed with your quotation.
Production lead time: 7–15 days. Production is based on your confirmed order. Ocean transit time is separate.
Price & quotation unit: USD/m³. Your quote is based on the agreed dimensions, construction and quantity. Processing and requested testing are stated separately where applicable.
Samples: Tell us the plywood, thickness, finish and delivery country. We confirm sample availability, any sample and courier costs, and dispatch arrangements before proceeding.
Packing & shipping: Sea freight in containers. Edge, face and geometry protected under full support. Freight is quoted separately for each order, based on the destination, container requirements and shipping arrangements. The agreed charges are stated in your quotation and order confirmation.
Delivery terms: FOB Qingdao / Lianyungang, China. Tell us your destination port so we can coordinate the shipment.
Payment & order confirmation: We agree the payment method, currency and any deposit and balance schedule in the quotation or proforma invoice. Your order confirmation sets out the product, quantity, packing and delivery arrangements.
Warranty & returns: 180-day product warranty. Returns are agreed for each order. Return eligibility, the request period, return transport costs and any refund or replacement arrangements are set out in your quotation or sales contract. Contact our factory team with your order reference for after-sales support.

Compare order quantities & timing by construction

Project-Specified Structural Plywood

Order quantity & mix: Production quantity and any project testing requirements are agreed with your quotation.
Production lead time: 7–15 days

EN-Specified Structural Plywood

Order quantity & mix: Order quantity and any initial testing requirements are agreed with your quotation.
Production lead time: 7–15 days

Australia & New Zealand Structural Plywood

Order quantity & mix: Order quantity, product documents and the production schedule are confirmed with your quotation.
Production lead time: 7–15 days

Start with what you know: send the product or application, dimensions, quantity and destination. Add your target delivery date, product mix or drawings if available. Our team will help complete the specification and commercial details.

YOUR SHEATHING SPECIFICATION

Select sheathing by grade, properties and service conditions.

CUZI PLY manufactures construction plywood in our own factory in Linyi, Shandong, China, with 10 production lines. Tell us your roof, wall or floor use, sizes and thickness, quantity and destination. Share the project specification if available; our factory team helps match the veneer construction, structural grade and documents to the design requirements.

Construction and the strength axis

For plywood sheathing, select the face and core species, veneer lay-up, bond and finished thickness with the required strength and stiffness. Identify the strength axis and the direction of the properties used in your design. A decorative face grade, ply count or density on its own does not specify the structural performance.

Include panel joints, supports, loads, fasteners and exposure in the project specification. Plan roof, wall and floor sheathing or compare plywood and OSB for the same assembly.

Rated Sheathing and Structural I

For a North American specification, name the product standard, performance category, span rating, bond classification and required marking. Structural I (also written Structural 1) is a specific sheathing designation for enhanced cross-panel and racking performance. It is separate from Exposure 1, which describes bond durability.

For an APA-specified order, send the complete required panel identity. We confirm the applicable product reports and authorised marking with your quotation. EN, AS/NZS and PS 1 or PS 2 requirements are not automatic substitutes. Compare North American grades and markings.

Exterior grade and moisture exposure

When requesting exterior, external or outdoor grade plywood, describe the duration of wetting, drying, weather exposure and planned protection. Exposure 1 addresses construction-period moisture rather than permanent exposure. An Exterior bond is intended for more demanding weather or moisture conditions, but does not make wood decay-proof or establish the structural load capacity.

Specify the structural properties, coatings, sealed cuts, drainage and maintenance for the assembly. Discuss bond requirements, preservative treatment or marine and exterior constructions where the use calls for them.

CHOOSE YOUR PRODUCT

Choose around your project, grade and destination.

Start with the project use, sizes and thickness, quantity and destination. If your project names a standard or grade, include it when comparing the three options below; our factory team helps confirm the construction, design properties and product documents for your order.

Project-Specified Structural Plywood

Tell us the building use, sizes and thickness, quantity and destination. Share your project specification if available; our factory team helps identify the construction and documents needed. We agree the required standard, grade and design properties before ordering.

Core species: Performance-matched pine, eucalyptus, poplar, hardwood, birch or combi
Structural grade: Buyer-defined grade or property schedule
Bond / exposure class: Adhesive and exposure requirement stated by buyer
Thickness and tolerance: 7–30 mm, target grade and measured tolerance agreed
Use: Engineered panels and building projects with a written structural specification.
Market: International projects with buyer-specified performance requirements.
Documents: Project-specific test and declaration option.

EN-Specified Structural Plywood

For a project specifying EN requirements, start with the use, sizes and thickness, quantity and destination. Share the named standard, design properties and service conditions if available; our factory team confirms the panel construction and applicable product documents before ordering.

Core species: Controlled species family retained across evaluation and production
Structural grade: EN classification and declared property set
Bond / exposure class: EN 314 bond test records aligned with EN 636 service condition
Thickness and tolerance: Thickness family tied to product/test scope; measured method recorded
Use: Roof, wall and floor panels for projects specifying EN structural requirements.
Market: Europe and other markets specifying EN requirements.
Documents: EN document requirement available on request for the exact construction.

Australia & New Zealand Structural Plywood

For Australia or New Zealand, tell us the project use, sizes and thickness, quantity and destination. Share the required AS/NZS 2269.0 grade and design specification if available; our factory team confirms the construction, testing, product documents and applicable marking before ordering.

Core species: Species and construction retained within qualified product option
Structural grade: AS/NZS stress grade and panel identity
Bond / exposure class: Bond classification and conditioning per exact AS/NZS product option
Thickness and tolerance: Qualified thickness and tolerance retained under factory production control
Use: Structural plywood orders with Australian or New Zealand project requirements.
Market: Australia and New Zealand.
Documents: available on request AS/NZS 2269.0 qualification with project-specific marking scope.

Compare grade, construction and documents

Our factory supply

We manufacture the agreed veneer construction, grade, bond and dimensions, check the panels and prepare the product documents and export packing.

Your project design

Your designer uses the relevant panel properties to determine loads, spans, support spacing, orientation, bracing and connections.

On-site installation

Your installer follows the project’s support, joint and fixing details, and protects the panels during storage, construction and use.

YOUR SPECIFICATION

Share your application. We will help complete the panel specification.

Start with the end use, sheet size, thickness, quantity and destination. Add the required structural grade or standard and your designer’s panel requirements when available. Our factory team helps you compare veneer construction, bond, surface and product documents, then prepares a quotation for the agreed order.

Application & grade
Where will the plywood be used?
Tell us the roof, wall, floor or engineered component and its service conditions. Add a grade if your project already specifies one; our factory team helps complete the product selection.
Panel construction
What does the panel need to do?
Tell us the sizes and thickness, visible surfaces and intended use. Share your designer’s panel requirements and a core preference if available; our factory team helps compare appropriate constructions.
Product documents
Which standard does your project specify?
Share the project standard or drawing if available. Our factory team helps identify the required reports, declarations and marking, and confirms the available documents with your quotation.
Quantity & delivery
What do you need to order?
Send the sheet sizes, thickness mix, quantities, destination and target delivery date for a factory quote.

FULL SPECIFICATIONS

Compare construction, performance and purchasing requirements.

Use the same panel construction, required documents and test coverage when comparing performance and price.

Compare all 22 specificationsSpecies, grade, declared properties, sizes, inspection and packing

Read across each field to compare the three options. On a phone, each field lists the options vertically.

Specification	Project-defined	EN-aligned	Australia / NZ
Product standard and grade	Project-specified structural plywood	EN-aligned structural product option	AS/NZS 2269.0 qualified product option
Face / back veneer	Pine, eucalyptus, hardwood, birch or approved species to grade specification	Species and face/back quality matched to EN product declaration	Veneer quality and grading fixed to specified AS/NZS option
Core species	Performance-matched pine, eucalyptus, poplar, hardwood, birch or combi	Controlled species family retained across evaluation and production	Species and construction retained within qualified product option
Veneer orientation and balance	Balanced cross-lamination recorded in veneer construction specification	Lay-up identity tied to classification and characteristic-value scope	Orientation, symmetry and veneer groups held under production control
Ply count / veneer thickness principle	Ply schedule selected for target thickness and required panel properties	Ply count and veneer thickness retained for tests and declared construction	The qualified ply schedule remains consistent across production and marking
Joints, gaps, overlaps and repairs	Written limits and inspection sample	Defined by evaluated product construction and factory production control plan	Limits tied to product grade and agreed product specification
Bond / exposure class	Adhesive and exposure requirement stated by buyer	EN 314 bond test records aligned with EN 636 service condition	Bond classification and conditioning per exact AS/NZS product option
specified structural grade	Buyer-defined grade or property schedule	EN classification and declared property set	AS/NZS stress grade and panel identity
Bending strength / stiffness properties	Test values or accepted buyer input for the exact panel	EN 789 data and EN 1058 evaluation or applicable EN 12369-2 option	Characteristic properties within the qualified product option
Panel / planar shear properties	Included when the project requires these properties	Method, direction and evaluation named in the test plan	Declared where required by grade, use and product option
Density and moisture	8–12% moisture target; density range recorded for the selected species and lay-up	8–12% moisture target with density group and conditioning recorded for evaluation	8–12% moisture target with construction-specific density controls under production control
Standard dimensions	1220×2440, 1250×2500, 1525×3050 mm. Tell us your preferred size, thickness and quantity; we will confirm production and export packing for your order.	1220×2440, 1250×2500, 1525×3050 mm. Tell us your preferred size, thickness and quantity; we will confirm production and export packing for your order.	1220×2440, 1250×2500, 1525×3050 mm. Tell us your preferred size, thickness and quantity; we will confirm production and export packing for your order.
Project size scope	1250×3050, 1250×3660, 2100×2800, 1830×3660, 1250×3800 mm, available on request. Tell us your preferred size, thickness and quantity; we will confirm production and export packing for your order.	1250×3050, 1250×3660, 2100×2800, 1830×3660, 1250×3800 mm, available on request. Tell us your preferred size, thickness and quantity; we will confirm production and export packing for your order.	1250×3050, 1250×3660, 2100×2800, 1830×3660, 1250×3800 mm, available on request. Tell us your preferred size, thickness and quantity; we will confirm production and export packing for your order.
Thickness and tolerance	7–30 mm, target grade and measured tolerance agreed	Thickness family tied to product/test scope; measured method recorded	Qualified thickness and tolerance retained under factory production control
Sampling / test specimen plan	We agree with you batch, direction and specimen identity	EN 326 sampling links test pieces, type testing, factory production control and consignment checks	Sampling and test frequency follow the accepted product option
Factory production control	production batch record and final batch inspection checks	Documented factory production control connects raw veneers, process and declared panel	Qualified controls, inspection frequency and corrective action retained
Marking / label fields	Product, batch, size, thickness and buyer-specified documents	Declared product, intended use, standard and traceable production identity	Grade, standard, producer/product scope and required markings
Treatment compatibility	Preservative or fire treatment is matched to the selected bond, species and declared-property option	A compatible treated construction is evaluated for the intended EN option	Treatment, structural grade and production controls are qualified together for the specified product option
Inspection	Lay-up, bond, dimensions, moisture and sample confirmation	factory production control records plus selected mechanical or consignment test records	Qualified inspection and marking record tied to the dispatch batch
Packing and panel support	Flat pallet with aligned continuous bearers	Edge, face and geometry protected under full support	Pack identity, support and moisture protection preserve qualified panels
Lead-time variables	7–15 days	7–15 days	7–15 days
Order documents	Construction schedule, property/test list, inspection and marking requirements	EN option schedule, reports, characteristic values, factory production control and declaration inputs	AS/NZS product, grade, report, production-control and marking package

Agree the application, grade and product standard
Select veneer species, ply construction and bond
Confirm the sample and relevant panel properties
Agree testing and product document requirements
Manufacture to the agreed construction
Check dimensions, moisture and panel condition
Identify the order and prepare supported export packing

PANEL PERFORMANCE

Understand the properties behind your specification.

Mechanical testing considers the selected construction, loading direction and test conditions. Your designer uses the relevant grade and panel properties for the project calculations.

Structural plywood panel positioned on two support rollers beneath a central bending-test loading nose — **Mechanical properties**Read bending strength and stiffness with the panel construction, loading direction, conditioning and test method. Use the documented properties for the intended roof, wall or floor design.

STANDARDS & DOCUMENTS

The product documents your project needs.

Tell us the required standard, grade and destination. We will confirm the available product reports, declarations and applicable marking before you place the order.

YOUR PROJECT & PRODUCT DOCUMENTS

Is this panel right for your project?

Start with the application, then match the documents to the plywood we will manufacture for your order.

Project fit

Engineered floors, walls, roofs and other load-bearing panel applications.

Match the structural grade, declared properties, thickness and service conditions to the designer’s load and support requirements.

Documents to request

Grade and declared mechanical properties for the selected construction
Matching test, production-control and required declaration records
Applicable product marking and installation requirements

Before you specify

Bond durability alone does not establish load capacity. Your designer uses the panel properties to check spans, supports, connections and the applicable project requirements.

Company credentials and product reports serve different purposes. Review our company documents; use the product-specific requirements below for your project.

AS/NZS 2269.0:2012 Amd 1:2015

available on request for the exact programme

Grade, construction, testing, production control and marking are coordinated for Australia/New Zealand.

Specify the stress and surface grades, veneer construction, thickness and required marking for the order. Use the relevant strength and stiffness information with the project design.

EN 636 + EN 13986

Available on request

Service-condition classification and applicable construction-panel declaration remain distinct linked steps.

Match dry, humid or exterior service conditions and structural properties to the ordered plywood. Review the applicable construction-product declaration separately from any coating or preservative treatment.

EN 12369-2:2025

Project-specific qualification

Characteristic values apply only to plywood inside the stated density, construction and thickness scope.

Check that the characteristic values cover the density, construction and thickness family being ordered. Match the property direction to the designer’s requirements.

EN 789 + EN 1058

Test package configured to order

Mechanical tests and characteristic-value evaluation are combined with a valid sampling plan.

Ask for the report, construction, specimen direction and conditioning, together with the characteristic-value evaluation needed for the project.

EN 326 series

Available on request

Sampling, test-piece preparation, initial type testing, FPC and consignment inspection use the applicable part.

Keep the sampling method, test-piece identity and production batch connected to the test results and shipment inspection for your order.

DOC PS 1-22 / buyer-nominated APA option

Buyer / importer confirmation required

North American marking requires an applicable qualified mill/product and authorised programme.

For an APA-specified order, check the product grade, span rating, exposure classification, performance category and authorised mill marking. Share the exact required product identity before ordering.

EN 314 bonding option

available on request where applicable

Bond testing supports the nominated exposure requirement without replacing structural evaluation.

Choose the bond test for the intended moisture exposure. Agree structural properties, treatment and service conditions alongside the bond requirement.

Read BSI’s plywood specification overview, New Zealand’s AS/NZS structural plywood overview and APA’s panel marking guide alongside the documents for your ordered product.

SIZES & THICKNESSES

Regular sizes and custom formats for your order.

Thickness options cover 7–30 mm according to the selected construction, including 18 mm. Plan coverage, panel joints, strength-axis orientation and support with your project design. Custom dimensions are a manufacturing choice; select the grade, construction and properties for the intended use.

Regular sheet sizes

Use standard formats to plan panel quantities, cutting yield and supported joints.

1220×2440 mm
1250×2500 mm
1525×3050 mm

Made-to-order sheet sizes

Coordinate longer or wider sheets with handling, full-sheet support, pack sizes and loading.

1250×3050 mm
1250×3660 mm
2100×2800 mm
1830×3660 mm
1250×3800 mm

For roof sheathing, agree the panel grade, support spacing and construction-weather exposure. For walls, include bracing, panel joints and the fixing schedule. For subfloors, consider stiffness, loading and the finished floor system. In each case, the selected panel properties, thickness and installation must match your project design.

SUPPORTED INTERFACE

Panel edge, joint, support and fasteners work as one installed detail.

The project designer completes the selected panel with spans, support centres and a connection schedule.

Structural plywood on timber framing with supported panel edges and a central joint — **Supported joints & fixings**Coordinate panel orientation, edge bearing, joints and fasteners with the framing design. Protect panels during storage and construction, and follow the specified support and fixing details.

CUTTING & PANEL EDGES

Order the cut sizes and joint profiles your assembly needs.

Tell us the project use, part dimensions, finished thickness, quantity and destination. Add a panel schedule, edge-profile drawing and specified grade or strength-axis direction if available; our factory team helps confirm the processing against your structural design. We quote the plywood and agreed machining together, including finished dimensions, tolerances and protection.

Cut sheets and openings

Mark the reference edge, orientation, dimensions, openings and hole positions. Coordinate cut-outs with the structural design and framing; a service opening can change the working panel. Include a part label and pack sequence where sheets need to arrive in installation order.

Review cut-to-size sheets and routed and drilled plywood components.

Tongue-and-groove panels

Specify which edges receive the tongue and groove, the profile dimensions, fit and net coverage. Coordinate the joint with supports, panel spacing, fixings and the floor or roof build-up. A tongue-and-groove edge is a joint detail, not a structural grade or a substitute for the design requirements.

Agree a machined joint for fit and handling before repeat production. Keep decorative flooring, non-structural underlayment and the load-bearing subfloor distinct. Review floor-layer requirements.

Cut-edge and surface protection

Tell us the coating, edge sealing, exposure and any preservative or fire treatment required. Include site cuts and drilled holes in the protection plan, and check treatment compatibility with the specified construction and structural properties.

Identify critical tolerances and a machined part for comparison. The quote lists the processing and finishing included; the project specification sets the installed joint, support and fixing details.

PLAN YOUR ORDER

Order the panel your roof, wall or floor design calls for.

Start with the project use, sheet size, thickness mix, quantities and destination. Add the required grade and design specification if known; our factory team helps complete the construction, product documents, packing and delivery details.

Roof sheathing

Include the required panel grade, support spacing, strength-axis direction and construction-weather exposure. Agree sheet layouts, supported joints, panel quantities and pack identification for the roofing stage.

Walls & bracing

List the wall panel grade and thickness with the project’s bracing, joint and fastener requirements. Coordinate sheet formats, openings, cutting details and labels with the installation sequence.

Subfloors

Share the specified grade, thickness, support layout and floor build-up. Identify the required edge or joint detail and surface tolerance, then agree the panel mix, packing and arrival schedule.

For repeat stock orders, list quantities by construction, grade, size and thickness; agree labels and pack counts. For a sample, start with the project use, thickness and delivery country. Add any known grade, face, core, edge or machining preference; our factory team helps choose suitable pieces and confirms availability, any sample and courier costs, and dispatch arrangements. Samples support material selection; project design uses the documented panel properties.

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PRICE & DELIVERY

FOB China price

1220×2440×18 mm structural plywood, USD/m³ reference basis. Reference date: 2026-08-21. Compare FOB China prices for the listed specifications. Send your sizes, thicknesses, required grade, quantity and destination for a current factory quote. Your quotation states the construction, grade, order quantity, processing, testing, marking, packing, payment and delivery terms.

USD 400–580/m³

Species, lay-up, bond, buyer property schedule and sampling shape the project panel range.

USD 580–850/m³

Testing, characteristic-value evaluation, factory production control and EN declaration inputs are reflected in this product option.

USD 800–1,200/m³

Qualified grade, production control, marking and importer documents define the Australia/New Zealand reference range.

Reference ranges compare FOB China pricing basis with the species, lay-up, grade, testing, production-control and marking requirements of each option. The final quotation adjusts for dimensions, thickness mix, treatment, packing, order volume, Incoterm and destination.

Quotation variables: Species, ply schedule, grade, required panel properties and testing, factory production control, marking, dimensions, thickness mix, treatment compatibility, packing, quantity and destination.

A 1220×2440×18 mm sheet has a calculated volume of about 0.05358 m³. Apply the agreed per-cubic-metre price to the actual sheet size and thickness; compare cutting yield and delivered cost as well as unit price. Compare plywood price bases and plan your order from our factory.

Marking: identify the product, grade, standard, producer/product scope, size, thickness and production lot.

Packing: use flat, aligned supports that protect panel geometry and keep each production lot identified.

Compare factory quotes for the same panel and delivery scope

Our structural plywood is manufactured in China. Start with the project use, sizes and thickness, quantity and destination. Add a core, face or processing preference if known, and share your project’s standard, grade and design requirements if available; our factory team helps identify the panel, reports and marking for the order. We confirm the price unit and currency, minimum order and thickness mix, production timing, payment and delivery terms in your quotation.

Keep the panel, processing, requested testing and freight costs clear when comparing offers. Production lead time is separate from overseas transit. For repeat orders, retain the agreed panel specification and pack labels so the next shipment matches your purchasing schedule. Get a structural plywood factory quote or request the face, core or machined edge for your order.

FOB China price USD 400–1,200/m³

BUYER QUESTIONS

Performance, standards and project use

Clear answers before you order.

What is structural plywood used for?

Structural plywood is specified for load-bearing panel applications such as roof and wall sheathing, subfloors and engineered building components. A structural grade or declared set of mechanical properties helps your designer select the panel for the required loads and support spacing. CUZI PLY manufactures the agreed construction and helps you review the product documents before ordering.

What is the difference between structural and non-structural plywood?

Structural plywood is selected by its grade or declared mechanical properties for load-bearing use. Non-structural plywood is selected for other priorities, such as appearance, machining or interior fit-out. A similar face, thickness or exterior bond does not make the two interchangeable. Tell us the component and project requirements so we can help you compare the right product.

Can I use structural plywood for roof, wall and floor sheathing?

Yes, where the selected grade, panel properties, thickness and service conditions meet the project design. Your designer determines spans, support spacing, orientation and connections; the installer follows that specification. Share the intended assembly and required grade with our factory team before placing your order.

Do you manufacture 18mm structural plywood?

Yes. Thickness options cover 7–30 mm according to the selected construction, including 18 mm. Choose the thickness alongside the required grade, stiffness, loads and support arrangement, rather than by thickness alone. Tell us your project specification and quantity for a factory quotation.

Is structural plywood suitable for exterior or wet conditions?

The bond and panel specification must suit the intended service conditions. An exterior bond addresses glue-line durability; it does not by itself establish load capacity or replace the structural grade. Agree moisture exposure, treatment, edge protection and maintenance alongside the project’s structural requirements.

Which core and veneer construction should I choose?

Pine, eucalyptus, poplar, hardwood, birch and combi constructions are considered against the required grade and panel properties. Species, veneer orientation, ply schedule and bond all form part of the specification. Share your designer’s requirements, surface needs and budget, and we will help you compare the available constructions and a sample.

What regular and custom sheet sizes can you supply?

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 thickness, finished tolerances and quantity so we can plan production, full-sheet support, packing and loading.

Which product documents should I request for my project?

Start with the standard and grade your project specifies. Request the relevant mechanical properties, test reports, production-control records and required declarations or marking for the product you are ordering. EN, AS/NZS and North American requirements are not interchangeable. Our team will confirm the available documents and any additional testing with your quotation.

Can I request PS 1 or APA-rated plywood for North America?

Tell us the exact product requirement before ordering. We will confirm whether the required grade, reports and authorised markings are available for the proposed supply. An EN or AS/NZS specification is not automatically a PS 1 or APA-rated product.

How much does structural plywood cost, and what is the minimum order?

Compare the FOB China prices above and send your specification for a quotation. Grade, species, construction, thickness mix, testing, marking, packing and shipping terms affect the price. We confirm the minimum order and available mix for the selected construction; share your size, thickness and quantity schedule so we can quote the same specification.

Can I request a sample before placing an order?

Yes. Tell us the application, thickness and delivery country. Add a required grade, face, core or finish preference if known; our factory team helps choose a suitable sample. We confirm its construction, availability, sample and courier costs, and dispatch arrangements before proceeding. A sample helps you examine the face, core and machining; structural design uses the relevant grade and documented properties.

How do I get a quote and confirm the production schedule?

Send the application, sizes, thicknesses, quantity and destination country or port. Add the required standard, grade, designer’s panel requirements and target delivery date when known. You do not need every technical detail ready to enquire. Our factory team helps complete the specification, then confirms product documents, production timing, payment, packing and delivery terms. Production time and transit time are discussed separately.

Is Structural I plywood the same as Exposure 1 sheathing?

No. Structural I is a sheathing designation for enhanced cross-panel and racking performance. Exposure 1 is a bond-durability classification for construction-period moisture, not permanent weather exposure. Give us the product standard, grade, performance category, span rating and required marking as separate requirements. For an APA-specified order, we confirm the applicable product reports and authorised marking with the quotation.

What should I specify for tongue-and-groove plywood panels?

Send the structural grade and finished thickness with the edge-profile drawing, machined edges, joint fit, overall dimensions and net coverage. Include the support, spacing, fixings, floor or roof build-up and moisture protection required by the design. We quote the panel and requested machining together. A tongue-and-groove joint does not by itself define the panel grade, installed load capacity or complete floor system.

Is 18mm structural plywood the same as a 3/4-inch or 23/32-inch panel?

No. Three quarters of an inch is exactly 19.05mm and 23/32 inch is 18.25625mm. A trade label or performance category is not an exact finished-thickness measurement. Specify the thickness, tolerance and measurement method required for your design and joint profile. Exact 4×8ft is 1219.2×2438.4mm; use the required finished sheet dimensions, net coverage and spacing rather than assuming a metric sheet has identical dimensions.

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Construction and the strength axis

Rated Sheathing and Structural I

Exterior grade and moisture exposure

Project-Specified Structural Plywood

EN-Specified Structural Plywood

Australia & New Zealand Structural Plywood

Our factory supply

Your project design

On-site installation

Application & grade

Panel construction

Product documents

Quantity & delivery

AS/NZS 2269.0:2012 Amd 1:2015

EN 636 + EN 13986

EN 12369-2:2025

EN 789 + EN 1058

EN 326 series

DOC PS 1-22 / buyer-nominated APA option

EN 314 bonding option

Regular sheet sizes

Made-to-order sheet sizes

Cut sheets and openings

Tongue-and-groove panels

Cut-edge and surface protection

Roof sheathing

Walls & bracing

Subfloors

USD 400–580/m³

USD 580–850/m³

USD 800–1,200/m³

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