Film Plywood

Take the selected panel into its working role.

Once the facing and core are clear, connect the material comparison to the job or stock schedule.

For projects that specify a building-panel grade or declared properties, include the project documents and compare the structural plywood route.

If the brief calls for a plastic polymer coating, use the Plastic Coated Plywood page to compare coating identity, plywood substrate and the same working process alongside a film-faced offer.

Send the film, core, thickness and formwork application you want to evaluate. We provide free samples, with courier freight paid by the buyer; a freight credit can be arranged against a subsequent order.

1. Identify the panelList the proposed construction, working face, thickness and intended use. Share the sample size and the checks your team needs to run.
2. Record the working processKeep the panel reference with the form layout, release product and trial conditions. Photograph the face, edges and resulting concrete surface.
3. Connect the result to the orderRecord the accepted finish, maintenance effort and selected construction. Retain those details with the order line and future replenishment request.

Use the worksheet to connect incoming bundles, selected samples and the panels used on site. Define the required finish and record what happens during the trial.

Put the overlay, core and sample reference beside the technical documents in your purchase file. Tell us what the destination and formwork specification require when you request the quotation.

Include the supports, fixing layout and loading information used by your formwork designer. Request the applicable panel properties and any required project documentation with that specification.

Choose a FOB shipment port or CIF destination port for the quotation. Include sheet counts by item, requested cutting, protective packing and the target receiving date.

Identify every bundle by construction, thickness, size and quantity. Add the receiving team's unloading limits and any project-stage labels for cut panels. Agree protection for the film faces and edges in the packing schedule.

Include your destination and receiving requirements so the shipment can follow the warehouse or site plan.

A useful film faced plywood quote starts with the surface you need, then makes the layers underneath just as clear.

Choose brown, black or red film, a nominal film weight within 90–240 g/m², and a single-sided or double-sided arrangement. CUZI supplies 4–30 mm panels with poplar, birch, eucalyptus or mixed cores. Bring the face, reverse and core into one order line so the sample and price describe the same construction.

For a first order, request samples of the proposed construction and share your formwork details. For repeat supply, keep the chosen panel, sample and item code together so your next container follows the specification your team has evaluated.

When a mixed core is part of the formwork specification, use the combi and eucalyptus core brief to identify inner veneers and layer order. Keep this product’s film, bond, thickness and site-use requirements in the finished-panel inquiry.

Comparing a film surface with a marine product requirement? Our marine versus exterior plywood guide separates the underlying panel, bond and overlay in the purchase brief.

Specify the underlying bond alongside the film surface. The WBP and plywood bond-class guide helps connect the exposure and panel construction with a named test requirement.

For a full pour and handling schedule, explore shuttering plywood. A walking or vehicle floor can start with the dedicated anti-slip floor specification, including the surface and complete floor assembly.

A project schedule becomes easier to quote when the panel layout, concrete surface and intended working process are shown together. Use the same fields to compare a single-use layout with a repeated-formwork program.

Concrete surface

Reference finish, visible or concealed areas and the trial result your team will review.

Panel layout

Sheet dimensions, cuts, joints, grain direction, tie holes and drawing revision by project stage.

Construction

Overlay identity, face/back arrangement, plywood core, thickness, tolerance and bond requirements.

Working process

Release product, handling, stripping, cleaning, repairs and the treatment of cuts and holes.

Quantity & packs

Sheets or cut items by construction, replacement quantities, pack labels and delivery sequence.

Order comparison

Panel cost, accepted facing area and maintenance effort recorded under the selected trial conditions.

Film plywood orders start at one container, and mixed loads are available. Separate the required constructions, sheet sizes, thicknesses and quantities into stock or project lines.

Contractors can schedule quantities against the form layout, project stages and replacement needs. Merchants can link their mix to customer demand and retained panel references, with each construction clearly identified for reordering.

Allow 10–15 days for regular production, plus shipping. The quotation sets out the proposed production schedule for your chosen mix, cutting requirements and shipment.

Send your size, thickness, quantity and destination for a first quotation. Open the outline to include the film, core, trial and packing details in one inquiry.

Project / duty: [formwork, shuttering or another defined application].
Minimum order / mix: one container; [single item or proposed mixed load].
Regular sheet sizes: 1220 × 2440, 1250 × 2500 or 1525 × 3050 mm.
Sheet sizes on request: 1220 × 3050, 1250 × 3660 mm or required cut format.
Items and quantities: [sheets / cut panels by construction and project stage].
Thickness / tolerance: [4–30 mm; required finished tolerance].
Core / lay-up / bond: [poplar, birch, eucalyptus or mixed core; required bond].
Overlay: [brown, black or red; 90–240 g/m²; resin/paper/film identity and surface finish].
Film weight basis / each side: [base paper or finished overlay; nominal g/m² by face/reverse].
Face / back / edges: [single / double sided; reverse; seal and cut-hole treatment].
Form layout / documents: [drawing revision, system details and required data].
Concrete finish / trial: [reference, release product and working conditions].
Repeat-use record: [accepted facing area, cleaning, repairs and panel references].
Packing: [item labels, sheet counts, face protection and unloading limits].
Delivery: [FOB shipment port or CIF destination port, target receiving date].

Attach the project schedule from shuttering plywood for concrete work. Keep a textured floor requirement on its own specification line when it is part of a mixed purchase.