Water-resistant okoume plywood 2500x1220x10 mm
Please note! Sold by the sheet
For example: 2.5 m x 1.22 m = 3.05 sq m
| Thickness | 10 mm |
| Length | 2.5 m |
| Width | 1.22 m |
| Type | okoume plywood |
| Grade / Variety | high water-resistance plywood |
| Moisture content | 8-12% |
| Origin | Italy |
Water-resistant Okoume plywood: key specifications
Water-resistant plywood consists of an odd number of okoume wood veneer layers bonded with a special moisture-resistant adhesive. Key features of the material include:
- Enhanced water resistance. The wood sheets used to make the plywood board withstand prolonged contact with water (including salt water). Okoume plywood products are used in demanding, high-moisture environments.
- Impact resistance. The water-resistant plywood sheet withstands significant mechanical loads, making it suitable for automotive and shipbuilding applications.
- Light weight. Okoume plywood is both strong and lightweight. Structures made from this material are 20-50% lighter than birch equivalents.
To ensure maximum durability for water-resistant plywood products, their surfaces are coated with epoxy resin, fiberglass, painted, or varnished. It is crucial that the edges of water-resistant boards are thoroughly sealed.
Waterproof Okoume plywood: dimensions
Our catalog features Italian waterproof plywood with the following specifications:
- size: 2500×1220 mm;
- thickness: 4 mm, 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm, 12 мм, 15 mm, 18 mm, 20 mm.
We work with both wholesale and retail clients. The price of Okoume plywood depends on the sheet thickness. Pickup from our warehouse in Kyiv or delivery across Ukraine via carrier companies is available.
Marine Okoume plywood: applications
Thanks to its performance characteristics, okoume plywood sheets are used to construct components exposed to moisture and mechanical loads. Moisture-resistant plywood is most commonly used for outdoor applications. The material is widely used in:
Boatbuilding & shipbuilding
A common name for this material is marine plywood. The sheets are used in the construction of wooden boats, pleasure craft, speedboats, kayaks, and canoes. Marine plywood is also used to manufacture components for inflatable boats, such as seats and flooring.
Furniture manufacturing
Okoume plywood is used to manufacture furniture for boats and cruise ship cabins. Nightstands, tables, cabinets, and bed headboards withstand high humidity and temperature changes while maintaining their dimensional stability and appealing look.
Finishing & cladding materials
Water-resistant okoume plywood is also an excellent finishing material. The panels are used for cabin wall cladding, serving multiple functions at once: these moisture-resistant wood panels improve sound insulation and the indoor microclimate. For a higher-end aesthetic, walls are lined with veneered okoume plywood. This durable and wear-resistant material is also utilized for flooring. Properly treated waterproof flooring plywood provides long-lasting service.
Okoume wood: key species characteristics
The hardwood tree okoume (okoume, gabon, gaboon) is native to Central Africa. Commercial names for this timber also include Gaboon mahogany. However, okoume is not related to true mahogany; the association arose purely due to their similar grain patterns.
This exotic tree grows up to 30-40 m tall with trunk diameters around 1-1.18 m. The color of this valuable wood ranges from pale pink to light brown tones, darkening over time. Grain patterns can be straight or slightly interlocked, showing a natural luster on cut surfaces. Okoume is a resilient timber that withstands high humidity. This durable and wear-resistant wood is easy to machine with woodworking tools and bonds exceptionally well.
We offer waterproof (marine) Okoume plywood from our warehouse in Kyiv. Fast shipping via Nova Poshta to Mykolaiv, Kharkiv, Odesa, Brovary, Zaporizhzhia, Rivne, Sambir, Cherkasy, Ivano-Frankivsk, Dnipro, Lviv, Ternopil, Zhytomyr, Chervonohrad, Vasylkiv, Sumy, Chernihiv, Chernivtsi, Kropyvnytskyi, Obukhiv, Poltava, Kherson, Vinnytsia, Lutsk, Khmelnytskyi, Uzhhorod, Bila Tserkva, Irpin, Vyshneve, Boryspil, Stryi, Kalush, Fastiv, Drohobych, Kolomyia, Boryslav, and other locations across Ukraine.
