BS-1088 Marine Plywood Supplier
BS 1088 Marine Plywood
Teak, Meranti, or Keruing Faces
Void-free. Certified for performance.
Marine Solutions by Nauteaka
Our marine plywood range is distributed through Nauteaka, Lumbermill’s dedicated marine division specializing in yacht materials and marine applications.
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Technical Specifications (Core Applies to All Variants)
FAQs
What is BS 1088?
BS 1088 is a British standard ensuring high-quality marine plywood.
What materials are used?
Our plywood features a full meranti core, teak face veneers, and optional cork for soundproofing.
Is it suitable for wet areas?
Yes, it’s bonded with waterproof phenolic glue and is perfect for yacht interiors and wet zones.
What certifications are included?
It carries FSC and SVLK certifications for sustainable sourcing.
What sizes are available?
Available in 1220x2440 mm with thicknesses from 4 to 18 mm.
Why is your marine plywood superior to other options on the market?
Our marine plywood stands out for three reasons: no core voids, mono-species construction, and exceptional dimensional stability. Unlike other panels that may hide soft patches, gaps, or mixed wood layers, our plywood is built with a full Meranti core — a dense, lightweight tropical hardwood — and laminated using phenolic waterproof glue for long-term durability. This uniform structure ensures no internal weak spots, perfect balance, and minimal risk of warping or delamination. Combined with our quarter-sawn teak veneers, it delivers a flawless surface and long-lasting performance, ideal for yacht interiors and marine-grade applications where strength and aesthetics are essential.
Can I order small volumes or custom specifications?
Yes — we specialize in both standard panels and custom orders. Whether you need a few sheets or a full container, our team can adapt dimensions, veneer type, or insulation layers to fit your project.
Why is single-species marine plywood better than mixed-core plywood?
Using a single hardwood species like Meranti throughout the core ensures dimensional stability, consistent density, and even bonding across all layers. Mixed-core plywood often contains variable-density woods, leading to internal stress, warping, or bonding failures. A uniform core means better machining, longer lifespan, and greater reliability in marine environments.