Eucalyptus CDX

Eucalyptus CDX

Uruply S AUruguay

Available in 9mm, 12mm, 15mm, 18mm and 21mm; Face: C Grade, not sanded. Panels meet the grading and structural standards required by PS1 (USA), CE2+ (Europe), UKCA and other international quality assurance schemes.; Back: D Grade, not…

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Available in 9mm, 12mm, 15mm, 18mm and 21mm

Face: C Grade, not sanded. Panels meet the grading and structural standards required by PS1 (USA), CE2+ (Europe), UKCA and other international quality assurance schemes.

Back: D Grade, not sanded. Panels meet the grading and structural standards required by PS1 (USA), CE2+ (Europe), UKCA and other international quality assurance schemes.

Ideal for: General construction: LUMIN is widely used in a wide variety of construction activities including general site usage, site fencing/hoarding, floors, walls and roofs in home and industrial constructions, fascias and soffits, concrete shuttering panels, ready-to-paint surfaces for constructions, floors subjected to heavy wear in various buildings and factories, scaffolding materials. LUMIN® CDX panels are considered amongst the best structural CDX panels in the world. These panels provide a reliable, high-quality, cost-effective plywood solution for a range of panel applications worldwide.

Technical information: LUMIN® plywood panels meet the technical specifications required by the main global markets, while providing assurances in environmental care and chain of custody of industrialized wood products. Panels meet the standards required by PS1 (USA), CE2+ (EUROPE), UKCA and other international quality assurance schemes. LUMIN® panels are certified by the United States' TPI Agency (Timber Products Inspection, INC.) in compliance with the standards required by the PS1 standard, and certified by BM Trada agency BS EN 13986 for compliance standards in UK and Element Agency EN 13986 for compliance standards in Europe. They also comply with the E1 standard for European pollutant emissions, adhere to the air quality standards required by the California Air Resource Board (CARB) and with the formaldehyde emission required by the USA EPA TSCA Title VI.