Materials

Plywood is made up of several layers of veneer. These are thin sheets of wood which are glued together at an angle of 90°. Due to the cross-alignment of the fibres, the individual layers of wood prevent each other from moving. Plywood panels are lightweight. Plywood panels are mostly made from poplar and birch.

MDF stands for medium density fibreboard. This wood-based material consists mainly of wood fibres and glue. These raw materials are pressed under high pressure and heat to form a robust board with a smooth surface but no grain. Ultralight MDF is a special variant.

HDF - stands for high-density fibreboard. It is manufactured according to the same principle as MDF, but with higher pressure. HDF board is usually produced in thicknesses of up to approx. 5 mm.

All materials with a bulk density of less than 500 kg/m³ are considered lightweight board. There are a wide variety of designs:

• Plywood panels made from various types of wood
• Honeycomb panels
• Foam core panels

Blockboard, also known as block plywood, consists of a centre layer of wooden rods sandwiched between to cover layers.

Composite panels consist of several different layers (e.g. wood-based materials, plastics and metals) whose individual advantages are combined in one panel.

Plastics are materials that consist mainly of macromolecules. The  macromolecules of a plastic material are polymers that are made up of repeating basic units. These can also be produced in panel form.

Special board optimised for the relevant area of application (e.g. sound-proofing or fire protection insulation or fire protection). These panels can also be decoratively coated.

We have already extensively tested and coated all of the aforementioned panels in series production. Please contact us if you would like to coat other panels. Together we will find your customised solution.