Designed for doors and windows
Plywood and chipboard developed to ensure stability, safety, and quality in the production of doors and windows.
In the doors and windows sector, materials must ensure reliability and safety. Poplar panels are used as a substrate for components and claddings, thanks to their workability and ability to integrate with various construction systems. They can be used in internal or protected applications, facilitating the creation of custom-made elements and ensuring a high-quality finish. Fire-retardant versions with fire safety requirements allow for increased safety in doors and windows.
- Components for internal doors and windows: support elements for doors and frames.
- Cladding and paneling: internal surfaces connected to door and window systems.
- Substrates for finishes: base for laminates, veneers, and coatings.
- Technical elements and secondary structures: non-load-bearing components integrated into systems.
- Subframes and support structures: connecting elements between the door or window and the masonry.
- Fittings in protected or internal environments: uses where there is no direct exposure to external agents.
Designed for doors and windows
Plywood and chipboard developed to ensure stability, safety, and quality in the production of doors and windows.
In the doors and windows sector, materials must ensure reliability and safety. Poplar panels are used as a substrate for components and claddings, thanks to their workability and ability to integrate with various construction systems. They can be used in internal or protected applications, facilitating the creation of custom-made elements and ensuring a high-quality finish. Fire-retardant versions with fire safety requirements allow for increased safety in doors and windows.
- Components for internal doors and windows: support elements for doors and frames.
- Cladding and paneling: internal surfaces connected to door and window systems.
- Substrates for finishes: base for laminates, veneers, and coatings.
- Technical elements and secondary structures: non-load-bearing components integrated into systems.
- Subframes and support structures: connecting elements between the door or window and the masonry.
- Fittings in protected or internal environments: uses where there is no direct exposure to external agents.
Ideas and use cases
Recommended panels
The panels suitable for the doors and windows sector are ALL-Poplar plywood, IGNIPAS fire-retardant chipboard, and TWIN Mdf, which allow for the creation of cores, substrates, and claddings. Plywood guarantees stability and workability, fire-retardant solutions meet specific safety requirements, while MDF is particularly suited for finishing processes and painted surfaces.
Other panels
Some projects may require the integration of specific panels for finishing needs or production optimization. Among the most widely used are TWIN Ceiba and TWIN E-wood, indicated for lightening non-structural components, and TWIN Primed, ideal for visible surfaces ready for painting, helping to improve the timing and quality of the final result.
