Safe and healthy for people
Plywood and chipboard designed to ensure safety and well-being in public facilities used by many people.
In public projects, materials must meet high safety, durability, and well-being requirements. Poplar panels represent a versatile solution for cladding, furnishings, and technical components, thanks to their workability and healthiness. They can be used in schools, offices, healthcare facilities, and collective spaces, facilitating the creation of custom solutions and integration with other building systems. Fire-retardant versions are particularly suitable for environments subject to stringent regulations, while low-emission panels help improve indoor air quality.
- Interior cladding and paneling: walls, exposed surfaces, and decorative systems.
- Furnishings for public spaces: offices, schools, healthcare facilities.
- Suspended ceilings and modular systems: integration with installations and infrastructure.
- Partitions and compartmentalization: separation of environments and functional areas.
- Technical compartments and system covers: housings for electrical and mechanical systems.
- Supports for finishes: laminates, paints, and coatings.
- Temporary and permanent installations: exhibition, institutional, and collective spaces.
Our panels fall under MATERIALS AND RESOURCES and INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, contributing to the following credits:
- Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction
- Environmental Product Declarations (EPD)
- Sourcing of Raw Materials (FSC and PEFC chains of custody)
- Construction and Demolition Waste Management
- Low Emitting Materials
Our poplar panels fall under the MATERIALS Concept, contributing to the following features:
- Material Restrictions
- Enhanced Material Restrictions
- VOC Restrictions - volatile organic compound (VOC) restrictions for furnishings and architectural and interior products
- Material Optimization
Safe and healthy for people
Plywood and chipboard designed to ensure safety and well-being in public facilities used by many people.
In public projects, materials must meet high safety, durability, and well-being requirements. Poplar panels represent a versatile solution for cladding, furnishings, and technical components, thanks to their workability and healthiness. They can be used in schools, offices, healthcare facilities, and collective spaces, facilitating the creation of custom solutions and integration with other building systems. Fire-retardant versions are particularly suitable for environments subject to stringent regulations, while low-emission panels help improve indoor air quality.
- Interior cladding and paneling: walls, exposed surfaces, and decorative systems.
- Furnishings for public spaces: offices, schools, healthcare facilities.
- Suspended ceilings and modular systems: integration with installations and infrastructure.
- Partitions and compartmentalization: separation of environments and functional areas.
- Technical compartments and system covers: housings for electrical and mechanical systems.
- Supports for finishes: laminates, paints, and coatings.
- Temporary and permanent installations: exhibition, institutional, and collective spaces.
Our panels fall under MATERIALS AND RESOURCES and INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, contributing to the following credits:
- Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction
- Environmental Product Declarations (EPD)
- Sourcing of Raw Materials (FSC and PEFC chains of custody)
- Construction and Demolition Waste Management
- Low Emitting Materials
Our poplar panels fall under the MATERIALS Concept, contributing to the following features:
- Material Restrictions
- Enhanced Material Restrictions
- VOC Restrictions - volatile organic compound (VOC) restrictions for furnishings and architectural and interior products
- Material Optimization
Ideas and use cases
Recommended panels
The panels suitable for public projects are ALL Poplar plywood, NAF Comfortply Plywood, the fire-retardant IGNIPASCOMP, and the fire-retardant chipboard IGNIPAS, which allow the creation of elements with high safety and health standards. Fire-retardant versions are recommended to increase safety, while NAF plywood is ideal for interiors where attention to air quality is required.
Other panels
Some projects may require the integration of specific panels for finishing, lightening, or production optimization needs. Among the most commonly used are IDROPAS chipboard, suitable for applications with greater moisture exposure, TWIN Okoumé for premium finishes, and TWIN Primed, ideal for surfaces ready for painting.
