Grades

Plywood grades & applications

A supplier-neutral map of the plywood grade families Vietnamese mills produce, each tied to a typical glue class and end use, so a specifier can write an RFQ to spec instead of to a brand name.

Plywood Standards Cross-Reference Matrix (EN, BS, IS, JAS, AS/NZS, ASTM)

A side-by-side reference that lines up plywood bond, durability and formaldehyde classes across EN, BS 1088, IS 710/303, JAS, AS/NZS and US PS 1, so a foreign spec can be translated into what a Vietnamese mill can build and certify.

Formwork plywood: what it is, and how Vietnam-origin panels fit

Formwork plywood is the overlay sheet crews pour against, not a steel or aluminum formwork system. How Vietnam-origin panels fit that job, P-Form vs Pro Form, mill vs trader.

Phenolic Plywood Explained: Film Face vs Glue Line

Phenolic plywood is trade shorthand for a phenol-formaldehyde glue line, a phenolic film face for formwork, or both—name the layer before comparing offers.

Vietnam film faced plywood: origin, phenolic face, formwork

Vietnam film faced plywood is plantation-grown phenolic-film formwork plywood pressed in Vietnam. Origin, face vs glue, mill vs trader.

WBP Plywood Explained: Water and Boil Proof Glue vs Waterproof Claims

WBP plywood is trade shorthand for a water-and-boil-proof glue line—often mapped to EN 314-2 Class 3—not a waterproof sheet and not marine grade by itself.