Film Faced Plywood

Glue types

The primary feature of WBP glue is its ability to resist water and moisture. This makes it ideal for outdoor applications and environments where the bonded materials may be exposed to water.

WBP melamine glue can withstand boiling water, which is a testament to its superior water resistance. This property is particularly important for applications where the adhesive will be exposed to extreme moisture.

WBP glue is widely used in the manufacture of film faced plywood, outdoor plywood, and other wood products that require high resistance to water and outdoor plywood.

Applications in Construction & Beyond

1. Construction Use: Formwork and Shuttering
Film faced plywood is primarily designed for use in the construction sector, particularly for making concrete molds such as formwork panels, shuttering boards, and construction templates. Because of its exposure to water during concrete pouring, most buyers prefer WBP film faced plywood for large-scale or structural projects, due to its enhanced water resistance. For smaller or less demanding applications, MR glue film faced plywood is sometimes selected as a cost-effective alternative.

2. Anti-Slip Flooring for Vehicles and Work Platforms
Depending on surface type, film faced plywood comes in smooth or anti-slip finishes. The anti-slip variant is commonly used for flooring in trucks, trailers, and scaffolding platforms, providing extra grip and safety in work environments.

3. Furniture and Storage Applications
Thanks to its tough surface coating and superior durability, film faced plywood can also be used for producing sturdy shelves, storage racks, and long-lasting furniture. Compared to traditional plywood with wood veneer, it offers better resistance to wear, moisture, and daily impact.