Shuttering Plywood Supplier

The right inquiry follows your work. Choose the route closest to your purchase, then add the details that affect the panel and delivery.

Use the Film Plywood page to compare overlays and cores. For a project that calls for a declared building-panel grade, review the structural plywood route with its required documents.

Request a free sample of the proposed shuttering plywood construction. Tell us the thickness, facing, intended use and sample size your team needs; buyer-paid freight can be credited against a later order by agreement.

1. Choose the constructionInclude the film or surface, core and bond requirements. Keep the proposed panel and sample reference together.
2. Check the working detailPlan a trial around the intended face, joints, holes and cut-edge preparation. Record the release product and formwork conditions used.
3. Review the resultCompare the resulting concrete finish and panel condition with your project criteria, then take the chosen construction into the order.

Use the panel service record for each pour, accepted concrete-facing area, face / edge condition and the time spent stripping, cleaning and repairing. Include your finish criterion and planned retirement / replacement decision with the trial.

Download the worksheet to connect the order line, formwork drawing and concrete result. Your team can then trace a trial or replacement to the same panel specification.

Send the required standard and destination with the panel request. Ask for the data your project team needs to review the proposed construction before placing the order.

Keep the formwork designer's panel requirements with your drawing revision. Use the proposed panel's technical data for the design review and a surface trial for the concrete-finish review.

Request FOB with the shipment port or CIF with the destination port. Share the receiving date, item quantities and required protection for the panel faces and edges.

For project cuts, agree labels by drawing item or work area. Include the pack dimensions and weight limits your receiving team works with, and show which bundles belong to each stage in the packing list.

Include your destination and receiving requirements with the panel inquiry so packing and delivery can be quoted together.

Turn the formwork drawing into a panel list your purchasing and site teams can use.

CUZI supplies shuttering plywood for slab and wall forms. Bring the sheet dimensions, concrete finish and panel requirements from your formwork specification into one inquiry, then compare the proposed construction and price against the same job.

For a new project, begin with the panel size, approximate quantity and destination. Add the drawings and surface reference when they are ready. For repeat work, include the construction your team has used and the quantities needed for the next stage.

A defined project layout helps you compare usable pieces from each sheet format and plan the spare panels your crew expects to need.

Bring the drawing, required surface and delivery sequence together. These six fields make it easier to compare offers for the same project scope.

Project & stage

Slab, wall or column area, drawing revision and the date the panels are needed.

Concrete finish

Visible or concealed faces, reference finish, panel joints and the trial criteria.

Panel requirements

Thickness, tolerance, facing, core, bond and the properties specified for the formwork design.

Sheet & cutting list

Sheet formats, finished cut dimensions, orientation, holes and required edge treatment.

Quantity & spares

Full sheets and cut pieces by item, stage and replacement allocation.

Packs & arrival

Bundle labels, unloading constraints, destination port and target receiving date.

Orders start at one container, with mixed loads available. List each construction, thickness and sheet size with its quantity, then show how the mix serves the jobs or customers ahead.

Regular production takes 10–15 days, with shipping time additional. Include your target receiving date so the quotation can set out production and shipment for the proposed mix and processing requirements.

For recurring purchases, quote against the construction your team selected and identify any changed sizes, quantities or destination. Retain the sample reference and item description with future orders.

Send the panel size, thickness, quantity and destination to start. Open the project outline when you are ready to add the drawing, finish and packing details.

Project / stage: [slab, wall or column; work area and drawing revision].
Minimum order / mix: one container; [project items, stock or mixed load].
Regular sheet sizes: 1220 × 2440, 1250 × 2500 or 1525 × 3050 mm.
Sizes on request: 1220 × 3050, 1250 × 3660 mm or specified cut sizes.
Thickness / tolerance: [9–30 mm; required finished tolerance].
Construction: [poplar, birch, eucalyptus or mixed core; face/back and full veneer gauges / lay-up; required directional properties, bond methods / results].
Working face / reverse: [brown, black or red; 90–240 g/m² and paper / finished-overlay weight basis; single / double sided, reverse treatment and resin / paper system].
Concrete finish: [reference finish, visible faces, joint and tie positions].
Layout / cuts: [orientation, finished dimensions, holes and edge treatment].
Items / quantities: [full sheets, cut panels and spares by project stage].
Trial / reuse: [sample / pour reference, release and edge / hole treatment, concrete-finish criteria, accepted facing area and cleaning / repair / replacement record].
Packing: [item and work-area labels, face protection, measured panel mass, sheets per bundle, pack dimensions / gross weights and unloading limits].
Price comparison: [sheet / cut-item / accepted-area basis; same delivery scope, cutting allocation and recorded site maintenance / replacement costs].
Delivery: [FOB shipment port or CIF destination port; target arrival date].

Compare the face and core separately on film faced plywood. Include the specified test method when discussing bond requirements through the WBP plywood guide.