Ilomba marine plywood

Description

Marine plywood consisting of a series of layers in odd number, joint through bonding and laid with the direction of fibres of adjacent layers at right angle (ref. UNI EN 313-2).
Plywood consists of ilomba veneer external surfaces, while internal layers are usually made of poplar veneer.
External surfaces are always characterized by longitudinal fibres.

Quality

II / II (B/B)
II / III (B/BB)
III / III (BB/BB)

Size (mm)

2500 x 1220
3100 x 1530

Thickness (mm)

3 - 40

Applications

Camper vans and caravans - Ideal for camper vans and caravans
Boats - Marine plywood

Quality

This type of plywood is classified into different classes depending on the appearance of the surface (SIDE A) and the reverse (SIDE B).

	Class II (formerly Class B under UNI 6471) “Natural” surface, with chromatic changes and sound knots, suitable for coatings with rolled section, pigmented varnishes or lacquer. Adherent sound knots are allowed up to a 35 mm diameter, as well as small deciduous knots or cracking. Moreover, low contrast colourings, occasional adhesive stains, well done repairs and stuccoes are allowed too.
	Class III (formerly Class BB under UNI 6471) “Open” surface, stuccoed upon request, suitable for non visible uses. Adherent sound knots are allowed up to a 50 mm diameter; as well as deciduous knots, cracking, bark inclusions and overlapped parts. Colourings are allowed, provided that they are sound, as well as adhesive stains, repairs and stuccoes of any extent.

The bonding quality

Ilomba plywood can be manufactured with the following types of adhesive:

• Class 1: for use in dry environments (dry indoors) pursuant to UNI EN 314, urea adhesive.
• Class 2: for use in humid environments (sheltered outdoors) pursuant to UNI EN 314, melamine-urea adhesive.
• Class 3: for outdoor use (unsheltered outdoors) pursuant to UNI EN 314, melamine-urea adhesive.

Bonding upon request:
Only for bonding Class 1, poplar plywood panels can be manufactured according to the requirements of CARB phase 2 emission standards.

Certifications

formaldehyde emission – analysis method: EN 717
C emission limit: ≤ 3,5 mgHCHO/m2h

PEFC Certificate
The PEFC system: Programme for Endorsement of Forest Certification schemes