Marine Ply

[oldharry]

Re: Bruynzeel

I agree about Birch faced 'shuttering' ply - remarkable stuff! Someone at our yard used shuttering to make a working 'floor' in a mudberth. Apart from staining and warping, the basic material is still sound several years on! the problem from builders point of view is that you would never get a good finish on it!





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[charles_reed]

What you should have bought

BRUYNZEEL PLYWOOD "A BRIEF PROFILE & HISTORY"
BRUYNZEEL has more than 40 years experience in the production of marine plywood and this is borne out by the fact that for more than 40 years ships built from BRUYNZEEL MARINE PLYWOOD have been sailing the world over. This experience enables BRUYNZEEL to be the only plywood manufacturer in the world to give a 10-YEAR GUARANTEE on its marine plywood . In addition to this unique feature BRUYNZEEL MARINE PLYWOOD is quality approved by LlOYD'S REGISTER OF SHIPPING under their approval no. YSC/QA 110. The uses of BRUYNZEEL MARINE PLYWOOD are many: racing dinghies ,canoes,power boats, cabin cruisers, motoryachts ,cold-moulded, lapstrake or clinker-built designs, mine-sweepers or commercial craft, BRUYNZEEL MARINE PLYWOOD can be used to solve for you the many problems that go with the building of boats.

BRUYNZEEL MARINE PLYWOOD "THE RANGE"
The range of BRUYNZEEL MARINE PLYWOOD is comprehensive to say the least with the key timber finishes being GABOON, MAHOGANY, TEAK and CHERRY FACED . Thickness goes from 2mm to 25mm with thicker panels being available on request. 10 and 20 year guarantees are available dependent on plywood selected with all panels being made to the Lloyds specification.
The main sheet size available is 2500x1250 (NEAR THE OLD 8'X4') with other sheet sizes available upon request and current stocks.
A popular range is the MARINE DECKING BOARDS which is the best alternative to solid wood when laying traditional type decks, cockpit floors and seating areas.



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