Find the plywood and documents your project calls for. Browse product test reports and certificates, compare standards for your intended use and destination, and send us your requirements. Our factory will help match the panel, available documents and order details before production.
Choose your plywood below to view or download our factory's CARB certificate, laboratory test reports and pre-shipment inspection report, or open the matching product page. For an order, start with the product, use, sizes, thickness, quantity and destination; we confirm the relevant documents with your quotation.
Read our factory's Certificate of Conformance for Phase 1 & 2 hardwood plywood with a veneer core (HWPW-VC). Use it when preparing the product and emission documents for your hardwood plywood purchase.
Compare veneer quality, manufacturing defects, dimensions, moisture, bonding quality and density when choosing plywood for marine joinery and wet-service components.
Review bending strength and stiffness for panel selection, surface bond for overlay adhesion, and formaldehyde emission for the intended use, with test methods and recorded results.
Review bonding, peeling after immersion, impact resistance, abrasion resistance and formaldehyde emission for coated panels. Film and melamine faces are listed separately in the report.
Read the fire-propagation test for 18 mm fire-retardant plywood, including the test conditions and recorded results. Share the fire method specified for your lining or fit-out project with our factory.
Review sheet dimensions, diagonal checks, moisture readings, workmanship, quantities and export packing, with factory and warehouse photographs. Useful for planning furniture, CNC machining and incoming inspection.
Need documents for your next order? Tell us the plywood, use, sizes, thickness, quantity and destination. Add known standards or project requirements. We put the product specification and relevant document list together with your quotation.
Compare what each designation tells you, then request the documents for the panel and use you need. We manufacture the agreed construction and confirm the required document package with your quotation.
EN 636-1 plywood is specified for dry conditions, EN 636-2 for humid conditions and EN 636-3 for exterior conditions. These classes belong to EN 636:2012+A1:2015, not three interchangeable quality grades. State whether you need EN 636 structural plywood or EN 636 non-structural plywood; the service class alone does not provide structural design values. Specify coatings, preservative treatment and biological durability separately.
Include in your enquiry: State the exposure class, load-bearing duty, panel construction and required declared properties.
Official standard or programme informationEN 314-1 describes bonding-quality test methods; EN 314-2 specifies the bonding requirements. EN 314 class 1 plywood is for dry conditions, EN 314 class 2 plywood for humid conditions and EN 314 class 3 plywood for exterior conditions. Ask for the class and the report identifying the tested construction. A class 3 bond does not by itself establish decay resistance, marine compliance, a span rating or the performance of a coating.
Include in your enquiry: Name the bond class, method, panel construction and the report needed for your use.
Official standard or programme informationEN 635 plywood classification concerns surface appearance. Agree the face and back quality, permitted repairs, defects and finish needed for visible work. An attractive face and an appearance grade do not establish the bond class, emissions or structural strength.
Include in your enquiry: Identify the visible side, finishing process and acceptable surface characteristics.
Official standard or programme informationFor EN 13986 plywood in construction, check the intended use, declared characteristics and applicable conformity assessment. Ask for the relevant Declaration of Performance, product identification and supporting assessment or test records. CE marked plywood is linked to those declarations and the applicable construction-product rules; it is not a universal suitability mark. Our published EN 13986 document describes a non-structural scope: a load-bearing project needs the corresponding structural information.
Include in your enquiry: Provide the construction use, destination and properties your designer requires.
Official standard or programme informationBS 1088:2018 addresses marine plywood, including standard and lightweight classes, with requirements concerning bond durability and resistance to biological deterioration. For BS 1088 plywood, confirm the class, veneer construction and relevant reports. Marine plywood certification must identify the product and scheme concerned. BS 1088 does not automatically establish a project's structural capacity, boat-design approval or conformity to Australia's separate AS/NZS 2272 specification.
Include in your enquiry: State the marine component, class, thickness, exposure, finish and any additional design requirements.
Official standard or programme informationPS 1-22 is the U.S. Structural Plywood product standard. PS 2-25 is the current Performance Standard for Wood Structural Panels, covering construction sheathing and single-floor uses. NIST approved PS 2-25 on 23 October 2026 and lists PS 2-18 as superseded. Send your project's required edition, grade, Performance Category, bond classification, span rating and recognised certification or marking with the enquiry.
Include in your enquiry: Send the code or project requirement and the panel identification your specifier will accept.
Official standard or programme informationAPA – The Engineered Wood Association publishes the Panel Design Specification, Form D510, for design information relating to PS 1, PS 2 and PRP-108 panels. When a project calls for an Engineered Wood Association plywood design specification, identify the publication and eligible panel grade, thickness, direction, support and loading assumptions. The design guide is not a certificate for a manufacturer or every plywood panel.
Include in your enquiry: Have your designer identify the required panel rating and applicable design assumptions.
Official standard or programme informationAS/NZS 2269.0 addresses structural plywood; AS 6669 addresses formwork plywood. F8 structural plywood and F11 structural plywood identify stress grades, not veneer appearance, sheet size or bond grades. F11 structural plywood technical specifications should identify strength and stiffness, thickness, lay-up and loading direction. For F17 formwork plywood, agree the formwork standard, documented grade, panel thickness, supports and loads; F17 alone is not a universal span allowance.
Include in your enquiry: Specify the stress grade, bond, finished construction and supporting design information for the actual use.
Official standard or programme informationJapanese Agricultural Standards include plywood as a distinct forestry-product category. A JAS structural plywood request needs the applicable plywood classification, grade, intended structural use and supporting certification and grade labelling. MAFF lists additional certification, inspection and labelling documents alongside the product standard. Confirm the covered manufacturer and product before requiring a JAS mark; an EN or PS designation does not establish JAS certification.
Include in your enquiry: Send the Japanese project specification and required grade, emission classification and marking.
Official standard or programme informationIS 303:2024 is India's specification for plywood for general purposes. Specify the grade, face quality, dimensions and performance required, and identify any BIS licence or marking your buyer or importer needs. The May 2025 BIS product manual describes the certification and inspection framework, including the licence scope. An IS 303 enquiry is not the same as a marine-plywood enquiry, and a reference to the standard is not proof of a manufacturer's BIS licence.
Include in your enquiry: Name the standard edition, required grade and applicable BIS documentation with your quotation request.
Official standard or programme informationCompany credentials help you assess our business. Product reports help you select a panel for its intended duty. We match the construction, required performance and destination documents to your order before production.
Management-system records describe the organisation and stated activities. Sourcing claims also need the correct material and transaction records for your order.
Use the product specification, matching test reports and any required declaration to check the grade, bond, emissions or other performance your project needs.
For load-bearing, fire, wet-service or other specified duties, compare the panel and installation conditions with your project requirements and designer’s specification.
| Document | Issuer | Stated scope | Dates shown | How it applies to an order |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FSC Chain of CustodySupply-chain record | TUV SUD Czech | Purchase and sales of specified wood-panel product groups under the transfer system. | Document shows issued 10 September 2024 and valid through 9 September 2029. | This company-scope document does not prove that every product or shipment carries an FSC claim; the applicable claim must appear in the exact transaction documents. |
| ISO 9001:2015 — SCS-issued recordManagement-system records | Science Certification Service | Sales of plywood and listed wood-panel product groups, plus application software. | Document shows issued 25 April 2025 and valid through 24 April 2028. | A quality-management-system document is not a product certificate and does not establish conformity of a particular panel or lot. |
| ISO 9001:2015 — HDDT-issued recordManagement-system records | HDDT certification body | Sales of plywood and listed wood-panel product groups, plus application software. | Document period shown: 20 December 2025 to 19 December 2028; continued validity is stated as subject to annual surveillance, with the next surveillance point shown as 19 December 2026. | This second ISO 9001 document is listed separately from the SCS document and is not product certification. |
| ISO 14001:2015 — HDDT-issued recordManagement-system records | HDDT certification body | Environmental management associated with sales of plywood and listed wood-panel product groups and the related premises activities stated in the document. | Document period shown: 20 December 2025 to 19 December 2028; continued validity is stated as subject to annual surveillance, with the next surveillance point shown as 19 December 2026. | An environmental-management-system document is not an environmental product certificate and does not prove the impact or conformity of a particular panel. |
| EN 13986 conformity documentProduct-scope records | OTC Bulgaria Ltd. | Wood-based panels for non-structural elements in internal and external applications, within the scope and declared performance stated by the manufacturer. | Document shows issued 11 February 2025 and valid through 10 February 2028. | The document scope must be matched to the exact product, declared performance, intended use and current supporting records; it is not a blanket statement for every CUZI PLY panel. |
| ECM voluntary compliance document — EN 622-1:2013Product-scope records | Ente Certificazione Macchine (ECM) | The listed plywood and other wood-panel models and thicknesses shown in the document. | Document shows issued 15 November 2025 and expiring 14 November 2030. | The document states that verification is voluntary and does not include production assessment. It is not presented as an EU CE certification, Notified Body certificate or Declaration of Performance. |
ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 records describe management systems and the activities stated in their scope. Check the certificate holder, covered site, issuer, dates and surveillance requirements. They do not certify a panel's structural, marine, emission or fire performance.
Match the product description, factory, construction, thickness range, test method and intended use to your order. For CE/DoP or a third-party product programme, check the relevant assessment and current product coverage as well as the certificate title.
For FSC or PEFC, check the holder and product groups, current scheme status and the claim on the relevant order lines and sales documents. A chain-of-custody certificate is different from a panel performance report or an importer's due-diligence records.
A voluntary assessment record is read according to its own stated scope. It does not replace a Declaration of Performance, notified-body assessment or a required product certification. A printed expiry date alone does not confirm current scheme status; use the issuer's verification service and ask about any surveillance conditions.
Review the document previews and their stated scope, or discuss your plywood and document needs with our factory. We will confirm the relevant documents, current scope and any additional testing with your quotation.
Choose the product first. Add the use, destination or document type when known to narrow the references. Our factory team confirms the relevant reports and order documents with your quotation.
Choose a product to see its relevant standards and document requirements. To view our issued reports and certificates, use Reports & downloads above. The full standard references remain below.
A standard, test report, certificate, sourcing claim, import record and project submittal each serve a different purpose. Use the descriptions below to request the correct item.
What product definition and end-use class is being purchased?
What measured property was tested on which sample?
Who assesses continuing conformity and within what scope?
Does the certified input and transaction chain cover this order?
What must the importer establish for these exact goods?
What must the designer or buyer approve before ordering?
Use these references to discuss the product, use and destination with our factory. A reference names requirements; it does not confirm certification of every product. Open each item for its intended scope and requested documents.
Define the Australian/New Zealand structural-plywood product, performance, marking and conformity requirements.
Qualify marine plywood for an Australia or New Zealand marine specification.
Qualify a defined film-faced construction as formply for Australian formwork work.
State veneer-face appearance using the applicable species and classification part rather than a generic marketing grade.
Classify general or structural plywood for dry, humid or exterior service while keeping overlay and durability treatments separate.
Identify relevant declared characteristics, conformity assessment and marking for construction use.
Provide characteristic-value options for qualifying EN 636 constructions within the standard's layer, thickness and density conditions.
Prepare a buyer-nominated marine-plywood construction and matching document and test requirements.
Specify general or structural plywood through an international product requirements covering veneer, bond, lay-up, dimensions and conformance.
Support a buyer-nominated US structural requirements without changing the site's market priorities.
PS 1-22 is the U.S. Structural Plywood product standard. PS 2-25 is the current Performance Standard for Wood Structural Panels, covering construction sheathing and single-floor uses. NIST approved PS 2-25 on 23 October 2026 and lists PS 2-18 as superseded. Send your project's required edition, grade, Performance Category, bond classification, span rating and recognised certification or marking with the enquiry.
Japanese Agricultural Standards include plywood as a distinct forestry-product category. A JAS structural plywood request needs the applicable plywood classification, grade, intended structural use and supporting certification and grade labelling. MAFF lists additional certification, inspection and labelling documents alongside the product standard. Confirm the covered manufacturer and product before requiring a JAS mark; an EN or PS designation does not establish JAS certification.
IS 303:2024 is India's specification for plywood for general purposes. Specify the grade, face quality, dimensions and performance required, and identify any BIS licence or marking your buyer or importer needs. The May 2025 BIS product manual describes the certification and inspection framework, including the licence scope. An IS 303 enquiry is not the same as a marine-plywood enquiry, and a reference to the standard is not proof of a manufacturer's BIS licence.
Pair the BS EN 314-1:2004 test method with the separate BS EN 314-2:1993 bonding-class requirements for the intended end use.
Pair the ISO shear-test method and bonding-class requirements for thermosetting-resin plywood.
Set thickness, length, width, squareness and edge-straightness checks for the named panel.
Select the relevant EN 326 part for sampling, initial type testing, factory production control or delivery-lot acceptance.
Connect panel mechanical testing to the evaluation of characteristic values for the defined construction.
Select a surface and condition-specific slip method while structural capacity, wear life and installed system remain separate decisions.
Confirm sampling, tools, acceptance limits, lot identity and inspection and acceptance records for the purchase order.
Bind the chamber method and requested class to an exact construction, glue system and production scope.
Choose the named current method rather than treating different chamber, gas-analysis, desiccator or perforator results as interchangeable.
Review the EU market restriction effective 6 August 2026 for articles under Appendix 14 test conditions.
Qualify applicable hardwood plywood or laminated-product orders for the US regulatory requirement.
Translate the buyer's nominated class or program into the exact jurisdiction, product definition, method, unit and supporting documentation scope.
Classify the tested finished panel construction for reaction to fire.
Match the finished lining system to the NCC pathway and project-nominated test/classification.
Prepare a floor-use specimen and supporting documentation schedule when the Australian project nominates this method.
Support a buyer-nominated US or international surface-burning test for the exact assembly.
Specify HPL surface properties separately from the plywood substrate and finished-panel performance.
Confirm certified input, scope, product group, transaction claim and any authorised mark use.
Confirm certified material, scope and transaction claim under the current PEFC documentation requirements.
Prepare species, source, geolocation and supplier-chain inputs for the operator's live due-diligence requirements.
Supply species, harvest country/region, processing country, supplier and legality records for importer due diligence.
Record the material source, CUZI PLY factory production batch and processing for the order.
Determine applicable characteristics, assessment, declaration and marking under the live harmonised requirements.
Check Article 1 product construction, CN/TARIC classification, Chinese origin, producer identity and importer declaration against the live measure.
Confirm the live goods description, import conditions, cleanliness and supporting shipment records.
Assemble construction, dimensions, grade, intended use, inspection points and marking schedule for buyer review.
Link named methods, samples, lot identity, results and acceptance records to the supplied construction.
Coordinate invoice, packing list, bill-of-lading data and origin support applicable to the confirmed shipment.
Identify treatment and mark requirements for applicable raw-wood bearers, pallets or dunnage.
Combine product data, physical sample, drawings, finish/marking schedule and supporting documentation list for project approval.
Regulatory requirements, standard target and commercial documents are kept as separate layers. The named importer and product/use classification complete the order requirements.
EN 635 identifies appearance classification. EN 636 connects plywood to dry, humid or exterior service and separates product performance from overlay or durability treatment. For construction uses, EN 13986 and the applicable harmonised specification determine declared characteristics, conformity assessment and marking; Regulation (EU) 2024/3110 is largely applicable from 8 January 2026, but product-family transition still follows the applicable harmonised technical specification.
Structural design can use EN 12369-2:2025 only for qualifying EN 636 constructions inside its scope. Specific constructions may instead need EN 789 testing and EN 1058 evaluation. Bonding quality uses EN 314-1 and EN 314-2; dimensions and control plans use EN 315 and the relevant EN 326 part.
Formaldehyde work links the chosen EN 717-1 or current EN ISO/ISO 12460 method to the EU REACH Entry 77 market requirement. From 6 August 2026, the regulation sets 0.062 mg/m³ for furniture and wood-based articles under Appendix 14 conditions, subject to its listed exceptions. Test classification and market restriction remain separate records.
Reaction-to-fire work binds EN 13501-1 to the tested construction, thickness, surface, treatment, fixing and end use. Responsible sourcing joins current EUDR/EUTR transition duties with supporting transaction records; FSC or PEFC cannot replace operator due diligence. DoP/CE review and the project technical document sit beside, not inside, those sourcing records.
Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2333 is a separate trade-remedy measure for its defined Chinese hardwood-plywood scope. The customs review checks construction, CN/TARIC, origin, producer and importer. Technical conformance does not alter that customs decision. Europe remains the first technical benchmark while official EN standard references can also support markets using European specifications.
Determine the applicable legal instrument, product/use classification, importer role, CN classification and transition date. Requirements may include CPR/CE/DoP obligations, REACH restrictions, EUDR due diligence or a trade-remedy check.
Name the product definition, intended use, bond test, structural values, emission method, fire classification or sourcing standard. Edition and scope remain part of the order file.
Fix the sample, declaration, chain-of-custody claim, laboratory report, traceability pack, marking review and responsible party with the quotation before production.
EUDR application depends on the operator and transition: the Commission currently lists 30 December 2026 for large and medium operators and small operators already covered by EUTR, and 30 June 2027 for other micro and small operators. Check the current Commission guidance with your importer.
Australia remains a primary market. Structural, marine, interior, fire, sourcing and import requirements are matched to the selected product and end use.
Structural Plywood follows AS/NZS 2269.0, Marine Plywood follows AS/NZS 2272, and qualified formwork plywood follows AS 6669. These are separate product specifications. Film, exterior bond or a marine description cannot move a panel from one specification to another without the required scope and supporting documentation.
Australian fire work starts with the installed use and NCC pathway. Wall and ceiling lining may nominate AS 5637.1; flooring may nominate AS ISO 9239.1; slip testing may use AS 4586. The finished construction, installation and project acceptance remain connected. BICON is checked for the live import pathway and goods description.
The Illegal Logging Prohibition Rules 2024 have applied since 3 March 2025. Supplier support can include species, harvest country/region, processing country, supplier and sales records, but the Australian importer owns the due-diligence system, risk assessment and record retention.
AS/NZS 2269.0, AS/NZS 2272 and other nominated standards are selected by product and intended use. Current certification is confirmed through scope-matched supporting documents.
Biosecurity, illegal-logging due diligence, packing composition and importer documents are checked separately from product-performance requirements.
Buyer schedules may add dimensions, treatment, emission, appearance, marking, sampling and packing expectations beyond the minimum applicable requirements.
Confirm the country of delivery and intended use so we can identify the applicable product standards, test reports, import documents and labelling requirements.
| Market / requirement focus | Products | Standard requirements | Responsible party | Availability | Inputs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Europe | Construction, furniture/interior, marine and qualified sourcing requirements | EN 635-1: Plywood surface-appearance classification, EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, EN 13986:2004+A1:2015: Construction-panel characteristics and conformity requirements, REACH Annex XVII Entry 77: EU formaldehyde market requirement, EUDR / EUTR transition: EU deforestation and timber due-diligence document and test requirements, EU CPR / EN 13986 / DoP / CE: EU construction-product declaration and marking requirements, EU 2025/2333 / CN-TARIC review: EU hardwood-plywood anti-dumping, customs and origin requirements | EU importer/operator, project authority and CUZI PLY technical team | Project-specific / importer confirmation required | Member State, use, CN classification, construction, source and supporting documentation |
| Australia | Structural, marine, formply, fire, flooring and imported timber | AS/NZS 2269.0:2012 Amd 1:2015: Structural plywood specification, AS/NZS 2272:2006: Marine plywood specification, AS 6669:2016: Formwork plywood specification, NCC / AS 5637.1: Australian wall and ceiling lining fire-performance requirement, Illegal Logging Prohibition Act 2012 / Rules 2024: Australian illegal-logging supplier supporting documentation pack, BICON live pathway: Australian timber-products import pathway | Australian importer, designer/certifier and supplier | Available on request / importer confirmation required | Use, project, importer pathway, species, construction and pack |
| Middle East | Formwork, marine, interiors, fire and sourcing | EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, EN 314-1 / EN 314-2: Plywood bonding-quality method and requirements, BS 1088:2018: Marine plywood requirements, EN 13501-1: Reaction-to-fire classification, FSC-STD-40-004 V3-1: FSC Chain of Custody transaction requirement | Country importer + project authority | Project-specific | Country, authority, use, method, construction and documents |
| Central Asia | Birch, Baltic Birch, interiors and construction | EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, ISO 12466-1 / ISO 12466-2: International plywood bonding-quality requirements, Buyer-nominated class/method: Buyer-nominated formaldehyde class or program, Material-source records: Baltic Birch sourcing documentation, Product technical guide: Product specification and marking schedule | Destination importer + project/buyer | Importer confirmation required | Country, local conformity trigger, species/source, use and supporting documentation |
| Latin America | Construction, marine, furniture and packaging | EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, EN 314-1 / EN 314-2: Plywood bonding-quality method and requirements, Buyer-nominated class/method: Buyer-nominated formaldehyde class or program, Product technical guide: Product specification and marking schedule, Shipment commercial document pack: Invoice, packing and transport data | Country importer/broker + project authority | Importer confirmation required | Country, language, import requirements, use, construction and labels |
| Africa | Commercial, formwork, furniture and packing programs | EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, Order acceptance plan: Dimensional, moisture and lot acceptance plan, Buyer-nominated class/method: Buyer-nominated formaldehyde class or program, Shipment commercial document pack: Invoice, packing and transport data, ISPM 15: Solid-wood pallet and dunnage requirements | Country importer + buyer/project | Importer confirmation required | Country, importer, use, port/inland delivery path, pack and documents |
Use these product references as a starting point, then confirm construction, use, destination and requested documents with your quotation. For other plywood constructions, send your product requirements or explore our catalogue.
| Product | Standard requirements | Decision |
|---|---|---|
| Film Faced Plywood | AS 6669:2016: Formwork plywood specification, EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, EN 314-1 / EN 314-2: Plywood bonding-quality method and requirements, EN 315: Plywood dimensional tolerances, Test and inspection pack: Named reports and lot acceptance records | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| Structural Plywood | AS/NZS 2269.0:2012 Amd 1:2015: Structural plywood specification, EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, EN 13986:2004+A1:2015: Construction-panel characteristics and conformity requirements, EN 12369-2:2025: Characteristic values for structural plywood design, EN 789 / EN 1058:2024: Structural panel testing and characteristic-value evaluation, EU CPR / EN 13986 / DoP / CE: EU construction-product declaration and marking requirements | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| Marine Plywood | AS/NZS 2272:2006: Marine plywood specification, BS 1088:2018: Marine plywood requirements, EN 314-1 / EN 314-2: Plywood bonding-quality method and requirements, EUDR / EUTR transition: EU deforestation and timber due-diligence document and test requirements, BICON live pathway: Australian timber-products import pathway | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| HDO/MDO Plywood | EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, EN 314-1 / EN 314-2: Plywood bonding-quality method and requirements, EN 315: Plywood dimensional tolerances, Product technical guide: Product specification and marking schedule | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| Pressure-Treated Plywood | EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, EN 314-1 / EN 314-2: Plywood bonding-quality method and requirements, Product technical guide: Product specification and marking schedule, Test and inspection pack: Named reports and lot acceptance records | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| Fire-Retardant Plywood | EN 13501-1: Reaction-to-fire classification, NCC / AS 5637.1: Australian wall and ceiling lining fire-performance requirement, AS ISO 9239.1: Australian flooring fire-test method, Test and inspection pack: Named reports and lot acceptance records | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| T1-11 Grooved Plywood Siding | EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, EN 13986:2004+A1:2015: Construction-panel characteristics and conformity requirements, EN 13501-1: Reaction-to-fire classification, EU CPR / EN 13986 / DoP / CE: EU construction-product declaration and marking requirements | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| Commercial Plywood | EN 635-1: Plywood surface-appearance classification, EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, EN 717-1 / E1: Chamber formaldehyde emission and E1 requirements, REACH Annex XVII Entry 77: EU formaldehyde market requirement, FSC-STD-40-004 V3-1: FSC Chain of Custody transaction requirement | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| Furniture Grade Plywood | EN 635-1: Plywood surface-appearance classification, EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, EN 717-1 / E1: Chamber formaldehyde emission and E1 requirements, Buyer-nominated class/method: Buyer-nominated formaldehyde class or program, FSC-STD-40-004 V3-1: FSC Chain of Custody transaction requirement | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| Birch Plywood | EN 635-1: Plywood surface-appearance classification, EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, EN 717-1 / E1: Chamber formaldehyde emission and E1 requirements, EN 315: Plywood dimensional tolerances, EUDR / EUTR transition: EU deforestation and timber due-diligence document and test requirements | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| Baltic Birch Plywood | EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, ISO 12466-1 / ISO 12466-2: International plywood bonding-quality requirements, EUDR / EUTR transition: EU deforestation and timber due-diligence document and test requirements, Material-source records: Baltic Birch sourcing documentation, EU 2025/2333 / CN-TARIC review: EU hardwood-plywood anti-dumping, customs and origin requirements | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| Hardwood Plywood | EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, TSCA Title VI / CARB Phase 2: US composite-wood formaldehyde requirements, EUDR / EUTR transition: EU deforestation and timber due-diligence document and test requirements, EU 2025/2333 / CN-TARIC review: EU hardwood-plywood anti-dumping, customs and origin requirements | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| Poplar Plywood | EN 636:2012+A1:2015: Plywood specification for dry, humid and exterior conditions, EN 717-1 / E1: Chamber formaldehyde emission and E1 requirements, EUDR / EUTR transition: EU deforestation and timber due-diligence document and test requirements, EU 2025/2333 / CN-TARIC review: EU hardwood-plywood anti-dumping, customs and origin requirements | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| Laser-Cutting Plywood | EN 315: Plywood dimensional tolerances, EN 717-1 / E1: Chamber formaldehyde emission and E1 requirements, Product technical guide: Product specification and marking schedule, Project submittal: Product data, sample and approval schedule | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| Melamine Plywood | EN 717-1 / E1: Chamber formaldehyde emission and E1 requirements, REACH Annex XVII Entry 77: EU formaldehyde market requirement, TSCA Title VI / CARB Phase 2: US composite-wood formaldehyde requirements, Product technical guide: Product specification and marking schedule | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| HPL Plywood | EN 13501-1: Reaction-to-fire classification, NCC / AS 5637.1: Australian wall and ceiling lining fire-performance requirement, EN 438 / ISO 4586: HPL surface-performance requirement, REACH Annex XVII Entry 77: EU formaldehyde market requirement | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| Anti-Slip Plywood | EN 16165 / AS 4586: Slip-performance test method, AS ISO 9239.1: Australian flooring fire-test method, Test and inspection pack: Named reports and lot acceptance records, Project submittal: Product data, sample and approval schedule | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
| Packing Plywood | ISO 12465:2007: International plywood specification, EUDR / EUTR transition: EU deforestation and timber due-diligence document and test requirements, Illegal Logging Prohibition Act 2012 / Rules 2024: Australian illegal-logging supplier supporting documentation pack, ISPM 15: Solid-wood pallet and dunnage requirements | Select the applicable standards and tests from the product, end use, destination, construction and requested documents. |
Agree the construction and documents, inspect the finished panels and connect the shipment to the order. Repeat orders retain the same specification unless a change is agreed with you.
Product, application, exposure, destination and buyer specification
Species, lay-up, thickness, bond, surface and treatment
Product specification, destination rules and project requirements
Specimen construction, conditioning, sampling and named method
Approved specification and inspection plan
Test results, lot identity, sourcing, packing and shipment data
Approved documents and buyer acceptance
Ask for the relevant certificate or report and review its holder, covered products, validity and conditions of use with your order. A company credential and a panel performance document are not interchangeable.
The standard is named in the project specification and its required document scope is confirmed with the order.
The quotation identifies the existing documents and any additional preparation, testing, costs and timing for the product you order.
Match the holder, issuer, validity, covered product and conditions of use to the order. Confirm any permission needed to reproduce a mark.
Tell us the plywood or application, sizes, thickness, quantity and destination. Add a named standard, document list or project specification if available; our factory team helps complete the remaining requirements with your quotation.
Contact our factory: sales@cuziplywood.com.
These pages add context to the certification brief and help identify the named standard, importer confirmation and document responsibility.
Before the purchase order
Start with the plywood or application, sizes, thickness, quantity and destination. Share any project specification, named standard or required performance you already have. Our factory team identifies the proposed product and relevant available documents, including their scope and installation conditions. Your designer or project contact checks them against the intended use before the order is confirmed.
Certificates and reports can cover a product family or defined range; they are not normally issued for every millimetre of sheet length and width. A change from 1220 × 2440 mm to 1220 × 2439 mm does not by itself change the panel's construction or performance. We match the ordered construction, thickness, processing and intended use to the document scope. Changes that affect the assessed product or installed use are checked separately.
Tell us the plywood, intended use, sizes, thickness, quantity and destination. Add any known project standard, performance report, certification, declaration, labels, sourcing claim or import requirements. We confirm the relevant available documents, any additional testing or preparation, and associated timing and costs with your quotation. Company management certificates, panel performance reports and shipment documents serve different purposes.
No. A standard defines requirements or a method. Certification is a conformity program in which an authorised body assesses a defined product and continuing scope. A test report, chain-of-custody transaction claim and import record answer still different questions.
Start with the plywood type or what you are making, sizes, thickness, quantity and destination. Add any known exposure, finish, construction, standard or document requirement. Our factory team helps identify the relevant references and confirms the product and document scope with you before production.
Certificates and reports can cover a product family or defined range; they are not normally issued for every millimetre of sheet length and width. A change from 1220 × 2440 mm to 1220 × 2439 mm does not by itself change the panel's construction or performance. We match the ordered construction, thickness, processing and intended use to the document scope. Changes that affect the assessed product or installed use are checked separately.
AS/NZS 2269.0 is a structural-plywood specification, AS/NZS 2272 addresses marine plywood and AS 6669 addresses formwork plywood. They define different products and supporting documentation; a film surface, marine bond or structural intention cannot substitute one for another.
Only if the project authority explicitly accepts that alternative. BS 1088 is a distinct marine-plywood specification and does not automatically satisfy a purchase order, design or approval that names AS/NZS 2272.
Name the destination or program, product definition, test method, unit, class and required supporting documentation. These terms arise from different systems and are not one directly interchangeable ladder. The order must bind the result to the exact panel and glue system.
The tested finished construction controls it: substrate, treatment, adhesive, thickness, face, joints, fixing, installation and end use. An HPL sheet or treated core alone does not establish the classification of the assembled panel.
When the certified input, certificate scope, product group and transaction claim cover the order, and any mark is used under the scheme's authorisation. A supplier certificate without a matching order-line claim does not create a certified transaction.
Our document pack can include product description, common and scientific species, harvest country and area, processing country, supplier identity, quantity, sales documents and supporting source records. The importer assesses risk and retains the required records under the current Rules.
Start with your product or application, sizes, thickness, quantity and destination in the Contact enquiry form. Add a named standard, document list or project specification if available; we help identify the relevant product and shipment documents. If drawings or existing documents are needed, we will arrange the exchange directly after your enquiry.
No. EN standards address product performance or conformity. Customs classification, origin and the defined hardwood-plywood scope under Regulation (EU) 2025/2333 are a separate live review involving the exact construction, CN/TARIC classification, producer and importer. No general rate can be assigned without that review.
Yes. Buyers and projects in other destinations can nominate EN methods and classifications as a technical benchmark. The destination's import rules, building approvals, labels and project documents still require local confirmation; EN selection does not replace them.
Use the publisher and programme links to check the edition and scope. References have individual review dates; confirm current product coverage, importer requirements and applicable transitions for your order.
Start with your product or application, sizes, thickness, quantity and destination. Add any standard or document requirement you already have. We confirm the proposed construction, relevant documents, pricing, production schedule and export arrangements with your quotation.
Regular sheet sizes: 1220×2440, 1250×2500, 1525×3050 mm
Sizes on request: 1250×3050, 1250×3660, 2100×2800, 1830×3660, 1250×3800 mm