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T1-11 Grooved Plywood Siding for Defined Wall Profiles

CUZI PLY T1-11 grooved plywood siding is produced for sheds, agricultural buildings, utility structures, light commercial walls and selected painted or stained cladding projects. Choose a smooth or rough-sawn face, 4-inch or 8-inch groove rhythm, balanced exterior-bonded core, square or paired shiplap edge, 12–18 mm thickness, 8–12% moisture at packing and the finish and documents required for the destination. Three construction options cover smooth metric siding, traditional rough-sawn profiles and project-qualified structural siding, with export prices from USD 520–1,200/m³.

Two equal full-size plywood siding sheets compare uniform close and wide routed groove rhythms at a measured two-to-one pitch ratio — **Face finish & groove spacing**Full-panel samples compare close and wide groove rhythms with rough-sawn and smooth face finishes on the same viewing plane.

Face: Rough-sawn / smooth
Groove: 101.6 / 203.2 mm OC
Thickness: 12 / 15 / 16 / 18 mm
Moisture: 8–12%

SIDING OPTIONS

Choose the construction, finish and documents before comparing price.

Smooth Metric Grooved Siding

USD 520–720/m³

Choose a smooth paint-grade face and drawing-controlled shallow groove when finish quality and metric project coordination lead the order.

Use: Painted wall cladding, covered exterior, utility buildings and selected interior or semi-exterior grooved lining
Sizes: 1220×2440 mm; 1250×2500 mm by project confirmation; 1220×2745 mm by project confirmation; 1220×3050 mm by project confirmation
Market: Europe-aligned, Australia and project markets
Documents: EN-aligned product, bond, dimension, sourcing and project documents available on request; intended for supported cladding applications

Rough-Sawn Exterior T1-11 Profile

USD 650–930/m³

Choose a rough-sawn pine face, 4- or 8-inch rhythm and paired shiplap sample when the exterior siding profile leads the decision.

Use: Sheds, agricultural and utility buildings, exterior wall cladding and light commercial projects
Sizes: 1220×2440 mm; 1250×2500 mm by project confirmation; 1220×2745 mm by project confirmation; 1220×3050 mm by project confirmation; 1220×3800 mm by project confirmation
Market: Australia, North America-specified, Latin America, Middle East, Africa and compatible project markets
Documents: Project-specific EN, Australian or North American product documents available on request; direct-to-framing applications use the qualified structural option

Qualified Structural Siding option

USD 820–1,200/m³

Choose this option for structural or direct-fixing performance with a named product qualification and project-document requirement.

Use: Structural or direct-to-framing siding projects within a qualified product, span, marking and design scope
Sizes: 1220×2440 mm; 1220×2745 mm by project confirmation; 1220×3050 mm by project confirmation; 1220×3800 mm by project confirmation
Market: North American, Australian, European and buyer-nominated structural projects
Documents: PS 1-22 plus current PRP 210/APA 303 option, EN structural/CPR option, Australian structural option or buyer-nominated qualification as applicable

QUOTATION ESSENTIALS

Match the siding profile to the wall use, finish and destination.

Profile: 4 in / 8 in OC or project drawing
Edge: Square or paired shiplap
Thickness: 12–18 mm by construction
Export price: USD 520–1,200/m³

Choose the face, groove rhythm, edge, wall use and finish for one comparable quotation.

A complete T1-11 order connects the visible profile to the plywood lay-up, exterior bond, remaining thickness below each groove, joint geometry, coating system and required product documents.

PRODUCT OPTIONS

Match the product name to the intended wall use and required documents.

T1-11 is a grooved plywood siding family commonly supplied with channels at 101.6 mm (4-inch) or 203.2 mm (8-inch) centres. A complete order states the face species and texture, core lay-up, exterior bond, measured thickness, groove drawing, paired edge, finish and destination documents. Projects requiring APA Rated Siding, PS 1 or another structural option add the applicable qualified product, mill and marking scope.

T1-11 plywood siding

A grooved plywood siding family, commonly 4- or 8-inch on centre, supplied with the ordered face, core, bond, edge and finish.

Structural or APA-marked supply is available through the corresponding qualified product options.

T1-11-style profile

A drawing-controlled groove rhythm produced for a project or destination requirement.

Project documents state the applicable performance and marking option.

Decorative grooved plywood

A plywood face routed to an agreed interior or covered-use pattern.

Exterior siding projects add exterior bond, wall-interface, edge-sealing and finish requirements.

GROOVE RHYTHM

Specify centre spacing, groove geometry and edge offsets together.

4 IN OC

101.6 mm centreline

Denser groove rhythm; more routed channels and exposed groove-base area.

8 IN OC

203.2 mm centreline

Broader lands; fewer channels and a different edge-offset calculation.

Write 101.6 mm or 203.2 mm centre spacing, groove width, depth, first/last offset and joint continuity on the drawing. For 12 mm and other metric constructions, groove depth is selected to retain the required plywood thickness below the channel. A full-width profile sample confirms the uncut thickness, groove-base fibre quality, core exposure and void limits.

SECTION GEOMETRY

Groove depth and paired rebates belong on one drawing.

FACEgroove depthremaining plywood construction

paired shiplap / rebate

traditional Width: approximately 9.5 mm / 3/8 in
traditional Depth: approximately 6.0–6.35 mm / 1/4 in for the selected thickness and lay-up
width Depth Tolerance: initial ±0.5 mm
centreline Tolerance: initial ±0.5 mm
length Width: +0 / −2 mm initial order target
squareness: ≤1 mm/m initial order target
edge Straightness: ≤1 mm/m initial order target
moisture: 8–12% at packing

Panel nominal and measured thickness
Face orientation and face grain
Groove centre spacing
Groove width, depth and side shape
Groove-base remaining thickness
First and last groove offset
Left and right edge type
Rebate width and depth
Adjacent-panel overlap and visible joint
Ply direction and groove-base veneer group
Measurement datum and tolerance

GROOVE BASE / EDGE PAIR

Inspect the remaining plies and both sides of the joint.

Rough-sawn plywood cutaways show routed groove depth, remaining plies, opposite rebated edge coupons and an overlapped flush shiplap pair — **Groove & shiplap detail**The groove base and exposed edge show width, depth, veneer group and rebate geometry beside the paired production drawing and sample.

COMPLETE SPECIFICATION

Compare the face, core, groove, joint, finish and packing in one table.

Face and profile

Smooth or rough-sawn face with 4-inch, 8-inch or drawing-controlled groove rhythm.

Panel construction

Balanced plywood lay-up, exterior phenolic bond and 12–18 mm thickness by programme.

Groove geometry

Width, depth, remaining thickness, offsets and groove-base appearance stated together.

Paired edge

Square or shiplap edge with complementary rebates, overlap and a two-panel fit sample.

Finish and wall

Primer, paint or stain coordinated with drainage, flashing, sealed cuts and maintenance.

Commercial basis

USD 520–1,200/m³, with profile, finish, quantity, packing and delivery term stated.

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Order field	Smooth Metric Grooved Siding	Rough-Sawn Exterior T1-11 Profile	Qualified Structural Siding option
Face / back	Selected smooth or scratch-sanded pine, eucalyptus or buyer-approved paint-grade face; compatible back veneer	Rough-sawn radiata pine or selected pine face; compatible exterior back veneer	Selected rough-sawn or specified siding face and qualified back veneer
Face texture / repair rule	Smoothness, colour range, repairs and coating absorption confirmed against a paint-grade sample	Rough-sawn depth, grain, knots, repairs and colour range confirmed against a siding sample	Face grade, texture, repair limits and groove-base appearance matched to the approved structural siding sample
Core species	Balanced eucalyptus/combi or selected hardwood core	Pine, eucalyptus/hardwood or approved balanced exterior core	Qualified pine/hardwood structural lay-up with controlled veneer groups
Core construction / lay-up	Balanced cross-lay selected for a shallow project groove and paint-grade face	Balanced exterior lay-up that preserves remaining plies below the traditional groove	Qualified structural lay-up with groove base placed only in the approved veneer group
Bond / adhesive option	Exterior phenolic bond	Exterior phenolic bond	Exterior structural phenolic bond tied to the qualified construction
Standard panel size	1220×2440 mm	1220×2440 mm / approximately 4×8 ft	1220×2440 mm / approximately 4×8 ft
Project panel sizes	1250×2500; 1220×2745; 1220×3050 mm after drawing confirmation	1250×2500; 1220×2745; 1220×3050 mm after profile and packing confirmation	Project formats confirmed against product, span, profile, transport and marking requirements
Oversize scope	1220×3800 mm after groove continuity, flatness, support, packing and handling confirmation	1220×3800 mm after complete profile and packing confirmation	1220×3800 mm through the project requirements; 1525×3050 and 2100×2800 mm available as custom grooved-panel evaluations
Nominal thickness	12 or 15 mm	15 or 16 mm	15 or 18 mm; inch performance category and measured thickness recorded separately where used
Initial thickness tolerance	12/15 mm: ±0.50 mm	15/16 mm: ±0.50 mm	15 mm: ±0.50 mm; 18 mm: ±0.60 mm
Groove spacing / rhythm	101.6 mm / 4 in or 203.2 mm / 8 in on centre	4 in or 8 in on centre	4 in or 8 in on centre within the qualified profile drawing
Groove width	Project drawing and approved sample set the groove width	Approximately 9.5 mm / 3/8 in initial traditional target	Qualified drawing target, typically the approved 4/8-inch siding profile
Groove depth	Shallow project groove sized for the 12 mm panel construction	Approximately 6.0–6.35 mm / 1/4 in for the matched thickness and lay-up	Depth fixed by qualified lay-up, remaining thickness and profile drawing
Groove side profile	Square/U option or buyer drawing with tool/profile reference	Traditional square/U profile or approved buyer profile	Qualified profile geometry; tool and inspection method controlled
Groove-base veneer direction	Recorded relative to face grain and adjacent cross-band	Recorded for the approved lay-up and verified at the groove base	Groove base and critical cross-band position retained in the product record
Remaining thickness below groove	Calculated and measured for the shallow groove	Measured at representative groove bases and protected by the approved lay-up	Minimum remaining construction fixed by qualification and checked by the lot plan
First / last groove offset	Drawing-defined from both sheet edges	Drawing-defined so adjacent sheets continue the selected rhythm	Qualification drawing controls offsets, joint cover and visible rhythm
Pattern continuity at joint	Two-panel project sample required where a rebated edge is used	Two-panel shiplap fit sample required	Qualified joint-fit sample and marking file required
Groove surface fibre rule	Paint-ready fibre quality signed with sample	Rough-sawn groove base, tear-out and exposed core limits signed with sample	Groove-base appearance and veneer continuity included in acceptance limits
Core void / patch rule at groove base	Visible voids and repairs limited by signed groove-base sample	Closed groove base within the agreed appearance and remaining construction	Limits tied to structural lay-up, profile and qualification processes
Left / right edge type	Square, or project rebated/shiplap after sample	Matched shiplap/rebated edge preferred	Qualified shiplap/rebated pair with controlled joint cover
Shiplap / rebate geometry	Width, depth, installation allowance and finish interface defined by drawing	Complementary top/bottom rebates checked as a paired sample	Rebate geometry, cover, support line and visible joint retained in qualification
Adjacent-panel overlap	Project drawing states the shiplap overlap and visible joint	Paired sample assembles flush with the intended weather-facing step	Approved profile drawing controls overlap, gap, support and fastening zone
Panel length / width target	+0 / −2 mm initial order target	+0 / −2 mm initial order target	+0 / −2 mm initial target or tighter project target after validation
Squareness target	≤1 mm/m initial order target	≤1 mm/m initial order target	≤1 mm/m initial target or project-qualified requirement
Edge straightness target	≤1 mm/m initial order target	≤1 mm/m initial order target	≤1 mm/m initial target or project-qualified requirement
Flatness option	Full-support measurement after agreed conditioning	Full-support measurement after agreed conditioning and profiling	Method, support, condition, sample count and structural option fixed in project file
Moisture range	8–12% at packing, with the agreed test method	8–12% at packing, with destination conditions confirmed	8–12% at packing, with any tighter project limit stated in the order
Finish option	Primer/paint system or buyer-approved coating sample	Paint or stain system with face, groove, edge and site-cut instructions	Exact finished construction with coating and maintenance instructions
Preservative / fire-treatment scope	Separate construction option with compatibility and document confirmation	Treatment specified separately from exterior bond and finish	Treatment or fire classification matched to the exact qualified finished construction
Wall-system position	Interior/covered or painted cladding, normally over project-defined support	Exterior siding over sheathing or framing only as project design permits	Structural/direct-to-framing only inside the qualified product and project scope
Support / fastener input	Project team supplies support, wind/load and fastening inputs	Edge support, corrosion class, fastener head and spacing follow project design	Qualified span/support plus project wind/load and fastening schedule required
Standards / documents	EN-aligned product, bond, dimension and sourcing documents as ordered	Destination-specific EN, Australian or North American document requirements	PS 1-22 + PRP 210/APA 303, EN structural/CPR, Australian or buyer-nominated option as applicable
Inspection and samples	Profile drawing, face sample, cut edge, two-panel joint and finish sample	Full-width profile sample, joint fit, groove-base checks and packing inspection	Qualified product identity, profile, test/mark scope, project submittal and lot inspection
Packaging	Full-length support, face protection, aligned bearers, edge/corner protection and parallel straps	Profile and shiplap protected from crush; dry full support and moisture barrier	Project pack protects qualified edges, long-sheet flatness, marks and document identity
MOQ / lead-time inputs	Face, core, size, thickness, groove programme, finish sample and pack	Rough-sawn face, profile tooling, joint sample, thickness mix and pack	Qualified lay-up, testing/marking option, sample confirmation, project documents and pack
Quotation unit	USD/m³ export reference range	USD/m³ export reference range	USD/m³ export reference range; qualification, treatment and special testing stated separately

WALL INTERFACE

Coordinate the plywood siding with support, drainage, flashing and finish.

Record complementary left/right rebate width, depth, overlap, allowance, visible joint and support line on one drawing, then assemble a two-panel sample on one plane. The paired shiplap edges overlap in the intended direction and maintain the visible groove rhythm. Square-edge projects use the support, gap, flashing, sealant and trim specified by the wall designer.

Supporting wall, framing or sheathing
Weather-resistive barrier
Drainage or ventilation cavity where required
Panel orientation, support spacing and edge support
Fastener type, corrosion resistance and head treatment
Project wind/load fastening schedule and edge distance
Paired shiplap fit and visible joint
Flashing at openings, horizontal joints and penetrations
Bottom, roof and ground clearance
Compatible sealant and all cut-edge sealing
Primer/topcoat/stain system
Inspection and maintenance schedule

Recommended applications

Exterior wall cladding

Sheds, barns and agricultural buildings

Utility buildings

Light commercial wall projects

Painted or stained grooved elevations

Selected interior or covered wall lining when specified

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Structural roof sheathing and roofing surfaces

Marine hulls and continuously immersed components

Ground-contact components with a nominated treatment class

Interior decorative grooved panels

Tested fire-rated wall assemblies

Qualified structural bracing and direct-to-framing systems

Low-maintenance exterior systems with factory-finished cladding

STANDARDS / PRODUCT DOCUMENTS

Select the documents that match the ordered construction and destination.

Europe / EN-aligned

EN 636 + EN 314-1/-2 + EN 315 + EN 326Available on request

Exact product use class, bond, dimensions, sampling/test/FPC or consignment option

Europe / construction product

EN 13986 + applicable CPR / DoP / CE scopeavailable on request

Covered construction product and applicable harmonised option, coordinated with the project wall-waterproofing design

Europe / fire

EN 13501-1Project-specific

Exact finished construction, thickness, treatment, fixing and end use only

Europe / sourcing

FSC / PEFC transaction requirements and EUDR/EUTR importer fileAvailable on request

Valid scope, transaction records and current operator/importer due diligence

Australia

AS/NZS 2269.0 structural plywood optionProject-specific

Available for an exact construction ordered with the matching structural plywood documents

Australia

NCC wall-cladding/weatherproofing pathway; AS 5637.1 where triggeredImporter confirmation required

Project designer/certifier confirms wall and finished-system fire pathway

Australia

Illegal-logging documents + BICON live import pathwayImporter confirmation required

Species, treatment, shipment and importer documents for the exact consignment

North America

DOC PS 1-22 + ANSI/APA PRP 210 + APA 303 Sidingavailable on request

Qualified construction, mill/product scope, marking authorisation and project code option

CUZI PLY product documents

Profile drawing, samples and inspection planAvailable

Manufacturer product documentation supplied with the agreed third-party documents

EXPORT PRICE RANGE

Compare prices for the same face, construction, profile, finish and documents.

Smooth Metric Grooved Siding

USD 520–720/m³

Rough-Sawn Exterior T1-11 Profile

USD 650–930/m³

Qualified Structural Siding option

USD 820–1,200/m³

Updated: 2026-08-20
Reference panel: Programme-specific 1220×2440 mm reference panel and thickness
Price variables: Species, face texture, core/lay-up, bond, profile, groove spacing/depth, edge, thickness, size, finish, treatment, qualification, quantity, packing, documents, destination and quotation date.
Quotation basis: The quotation states the selected Incoterm, loading port, destination and validity period.

The three ranges separate smooth metric siding, rough-sawn exterior T1-11 and project-qualified structural siding. Final quotations match the selected face, core, groove profile, paired edge, finish, documents, quantity and delivery terms.

WALL / FINISH NEXT STEP

Coordinate support, drainage, openings, finish and maintenance.

Two full-sheet grooved plywood wall fields expose a supported shiplap reveal, sheathing, weather barrier, drainage battens, fasteners and window flashing while an installer seals a site-cut edge — **Wall assembly & finish**A wall mock-up places the panel beside the weather-resistive, drainage and opening-detail layers so each interface remains visible.

State whether the panel is lining, cladding over sheathing or a drainage cavity, or qualified direct-to-framing siding. The project design coordinates support, wind load, fasteners, flashing, clearances, sealant and maintenance. Exterior phenolic bonding supports glue-line durability, while the weather-resistive barrier, drained cavity, supported joints, flashing, sealed cuts and coating system manage water across the completed wall. Preservative and fire-retardant treatments are specified as separate construction options.

SAMPLE / PRODUCTION CONSISTENCY

Use the selected profile and joint sample to keep repeat production consistent.

Sample confirmation

Full-width profile sample covering two adjacent grooves and one paired joint
Face texture, repair and colour sample
Cut edge showing the selected ply lay-up
Two-panel joint-fit sample
Primer, paint or stain sample when finishing is included
Material identity, lot, date and product specification

Inputs requiring reconfirmation

Face species, texture or repair acceptance
Core species, supplier, ply count or lay-up
Adhesive or bond specifications
Nominal or measured thickness range
Groove spacing, width, depth, tool or profile
Square edge versus shiplap/rebate
Primer, coating, stain, preservative or fire treatment
Panel size, especially 4×9, 4×10 and 1220×3800 mm
Structural, standard or marking option
Installation system, support spacing or wind/load requirement
Profile, fit, face or flatness drift in production

Continue with the relevant construction, size, quality or packing guide.

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View guide Confirm plywood sizes and thicknesses

Coordinate nominal and measured thickness, geometry and project panel sizes.

View guide option standards and certifications

Match EN, Australian, North American and sourcing documents to the exact construction.

View guide Use the plywood specification guide

Convert profile and wall-interface decisions into a complete buyer specification.

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Keep face grade, core identity and exterior bond as separate written inputs.

View guide Build the inspection plan

Connect drawings, samples, groove checks, joint fit and lot inspection.

View guide Company and production scope

See how panel construction, calibration and profiling fit within the production process.

View guide Plan export packing

Protect long panels, groove faces and shiplap edges on full-length support.

View guide Request a T1-11 quotation

Send the profile, wall use, required documents, quantity and destination.

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Use when machining geometry and applied surface systems must be specified separately.

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DECISION QUESTIONS

Before the purchase order

Choose the right specification.

What is T1-11 plywood siding?

T1-11 plywood siding is a grooved panel-siding family commonly supplied with parallel channels at 4- or 8-inch centres. A complete specification includes face texture and species, plywood core and lay-up, exterior bond, panel thickness and size, groove geometry, edge profile, finish, wall position and destination documents. A signed profile drawing and paired-edge sample confirm how these inputs work together.

How does T1-11 differ from decorative grooved plywood?

T1-11-style exterior siding combines the selected groove rhythm with exterior-bonded plywood, defined edge geometry, coating and wall-interface requirements. Decorative grooved plywood is available for interior or covered-use patterns. APA Rated Siding and other structural options add qualified product, mill and marking requirements for the specified project.

Should I specify 4-inch or 8-inch groove spacing?

Choose the visual rhythm and project profile, then write the centre spacing as 101.6 mm or 203.2 mm. Four-inch spacing produces more grooves and narrower lands; eight-inch spacing produces broader lands. Complete the drawing with first/last groove offsets, width, depth, side shape, remaining plywood thickness and continuity across the paired joint.

What is the difference between rough-sawn and smooth T1-11?

Rough-sawn pine gives a pronounced timber texture and uses a sample for sawn depth, knots, repairs, colour and coating uptake. Smooth or scratch-sanded faces suit a controlled primer and paint option. Specify the selected face together with the core, exterior bond, groove-base fibre and final coating.

What thickness and edge profile should be specified?

Smooth Metric Grooved Siding uses 12 or 15 mm with a shallow project groove; Rough-Sawn Exterior T1-11 Profile uses 15 or 16 mm for a traditional rough-sawn option; Qualified Structural Siding uses 15 or 18 mm inside its qualification. State nominal and measured range, groove-base remaining thickness and paired edge. A shiplap order needs complementary left/right rebates, cover and joint-fit sample—not merely the word shiplap.

Is T1-11 structural or only exterior cladding?

It can be either, depending on the exact product options. Smooth Metric and most Rough-Sawn Exterior T1-11 orders are specified as cladding unless a separate qualification says otherwise. Direct-to-framing or structural use requires Qualified Structural Siding and requires the applicable construction, span, test/qualification, mark scope and project wind/load design. The profile itself does not prove structural capacity.

How is water managed in a T1-11 plywood siding wall?

Exterior bond supports plywood glue-line durability for the nominated exposure requirements. The completed wall manages water through the weather-resistive barrier, drainage cavity where required, supported joints, opening and penetration flashing, clearances, compatible sealants, sealed cut edges, coating and scheduled maintenance. Paired shiplap edges reduce the exposed joint and work with these wall layers.

Can T1-11 be pressure-treated, primed, painted or stained?

Yes. Pressure treatment is specified by hazard or use class and preservative process. Primer, paint or stain is matched to the selected face, moisture condition and all-edge/site-cut sealing method. Exterior bond and any structural classification are stated separately in the same order specification.

Which EN, Australian and APA/PS 1 options can be planned?

For an EN-specified order, confirm EN 636, EN 314, EN 315, EN 326 and, where applicable, EN 13986 with the live CPR/DoP/CE scope. Australian structural projects can target AS/NZS 2269.0 with the NCC wall pathway and import file. North American projects can target DOC PS 1-22, current PRP 210 and APA 303. Each is project- and product-specific; none is claimed as currently held for every panel.

What information is required for a T1-11 plywood siding RFQ?

Provide destination and exposure; cladding, over-sheathing or direct-framing use; face species, texture, colour and repair limits; core, lay-up and exterior bond; 4-inch, 8-inch or custom profile drawing; groove width, depth and remaining thickness; square or paired shiplap edge; thickness, size, finish or treatment, project wind and support inputs, sample, quantity, pack, documents and target date.

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