Parameters | |
Maximum Sheet Size | 2,440 × 1,210mm / 2,795 × 1,210mm (T9) |
Finished Thickness | 18mm for furniture; 9mm for walls and furniture |
Panel Density | Approx. 700 kg/m³ |
Formaldehyde Emission | E0 |
24H Water Absorption Swelling Rate | — |
Panel Composition | Eucalyptus plywood core with pine particle layers, faced with melamine-impregnated décor paper |
Panel Structure | ① Melamine-impregnated décor paper ② Pine particle layer ③ Eucalyptus plywood core ④ Pine particle layer ⑤ Moisture-resistant balancing backer |
Panel Edge Processing | — |
Panel Surface Finish | — |
Panel Properties | Less deformation and higher dimensional stability than conventional plywood, with strong cross-grain tensile strength. B2 fire classification. Suitable for walls, furniture and doors in general commercial spaces with cost-sensitive requirements, such as offices, homes and hotels |
Decorative Surface Materials | Melamine-impregnated décor paper |
Deep Processing Types | — |
Product Highlights | Low deformation, high stability and strong cross-grain tensile strength — ideal for budget-conscious yet stability-demanding spaces. The slightly less smooth surface is not suitable for high-gloss facings |
MS Energy-Gathering Plywood Panel is a balanced five-layer build: decorative paper, pine particle layer, eucalyptus plywood core, a second pine particle layer and a moisture-resistant balancing backer, at approximately 700 kg/m3.
The symmetric construction reduces deformation and raises dimensional stability beyond conventional plywood, with strong cross-grain tensile strength. At 18mm for furniture and 9mm for walls and furniture, in 2,440 x 1,210mm and 2,795 x 1,210mm (T9) sheets, it serves walls, furniture and doors in budget-conscious offices, homes and hotels.
A symmetric five-layer build at about 700 kg/m3 limits warping and keeps large panels flat.
E0 emission with B2 classification, using a plywood core rather than a high-resin composite.
18mm furniture boards and 9mm wall panels share the same construction, covering walls, furniture and doors.
Because both faces are balanced, panels stay flat in transit and on site, reducing rework.
Plywood-level stability is delivered at a price aimed at general commercial and residential projects.
Melamine-impregnated decorative paper faces the panel on both sides. Woodgrain and plain decors suit offices, homes and hotels, and the slightly textured surface is intended for matte rather than high-gloss finishes.