Designed to travel light and safe
Poplar panels reduce vehicle weight, improve fuel efficiency, and facilitate processing. Fire-retardant and low-emission versions add safety and healthiness.
Poplar plywood and chipboard panels can be used for fittings and interior cladding, adapting to the modular design typical of caravans, trailers, and motorhomes. Their workability enables precise fabrication, rapid assembly, and various finishes, facilitating the development of custom solutions. Fire-retardant versions add an important level of safety, while low-emission variants improve indoor air quality and align with LEED and WELL standards.
- Furniture structures: Wall cabinets, base units, beds, dinettes, and storage modules.
- Doors, cabinet doors, and movable panels: Functional elements with customized finishes.
- Wall and ceiling cladding: Continuous interior surfaces, including decorative finishes.
- Dividers and internal partitions: Separation of living and technical spaces.
- Work surfaces and technical surfaces: Tables, kitchen countertops, multipurpose surfaces.
- Substrates for laminates, veneers, and coatings: Base for aesthetic and protective finishes.
- Prefabricated modules and modular systems: Components designed for rapid assembly in production.
- Technical compartments and system housings: Covers and enclosures for electrical and plumbing systems.
- Fittings with safety requirements (fire-retardant): Specific areas where greater fire resistance is required.
Ideas and use cases

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
Designed to travel light and safe
Poplar panels reduce vehicle weight, improve fuel efficiency, and facilitate processing. Fire-retardant and low-emission versions add safety and healthiness.
Poplar plywood and chipboard panels can be used for fittings and interior cladding, adapting to the modular design typical of caravans, trailers, and motorhomes. Their workability enables precise fabrication, rapid assembly, and various finishes, facilitating the development of custom solutions. Fire-retardant versions add an important level of safety, while low-emission variants improve indoor air quality and align with LEED and WELL standards.
- Furniture structures: Wall cabinets, base units, beds, dinettes, and storage modules.
- Doors, cabinet doors, and movable panels: Functional elements with customized finishes.
- Wall and ceiling cladding: Continuous interior surfaces, including decorative finishes.
- Dividers and internal partitions: Separation of living and technical spaces.
- Work surfaces and technical surfaces: Tables, kitchen countertops, multipurpose surfaces.
- Substrates for laminates, veneers, and coatings: Base for aesthetic and protective finishes.
- Prefabricated modules and modular systems: Components designed for rapid assembly in production.
- Technical compartments and system housings: Covers and enclosures for electrical and plumbing systems.
- Fittings with safety requirements (fire-retardant): Specific areas where greater fire resistance is required.

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
Why use poplar plywood?
A natural choice for those seeking lightness, consistent quality, and environmental responsibility, without compromise.
Lightweight and strong
With low density, poplar panels reduce structural weight. Fire-retardant versions limit flame propagation, reduce smoke, and do not produce incandescent droplets, improving boat safety.
They improve indoor air quality
Virgin poplar plywood made with natural adhesives eliminates formaldehyde emissions, making environments healthy and safe for people.
Beautiful and uniform
The light color of poplar runs through the panel from one face to the other. This consistency reduces uncertainties during processing and keeps the material visually clear even when exposed.
Sustainableand eco-friendly
Plywood panels are manufactured with a limited use of chemical additives. Poplar cultivation keeps forest stocks alive through the periodic planting of new trees.
Why use poplar plywood?
A natural choice for those seeking lightness, consistent quality, and environmental responsibility, without compromise.
Lightweight and strong
With low density, poplar panels reduce structural weight. Fire-retardant versions limit flame propagation, reduce smoke, and do not produce incandescent droplets, improving boat safety.
They improve indoor air quality
Virgin poplar plywood made with natural glues eliminates formaldehyde emissions, making environments healthy and wholesome for people.
Beautiful and uniform
The light color of poplar runs through the panel from one face to the other. This consistency reduces uncertainties during processing and keeps the material visually clear even when exposed.
Sustainable and eco-friendly
Plywood panels are manufactured with a limited use of chemical additives. Poplar cultivation keeps forest stocks alive through the periodic planting of new trees.
Recommended panels
The panels that meet the requirements of motorhome, caravan, and trailer interiors are plywood ALL Poplar, NAF Comfortply, TWIN Primed, TWIN Okoumé, TWIN Ceiba, TWIN E-wood, TWIN Ilomba, TWIN Mdf, fire-retardant IGNIPASCOMP, and chipboard ALL Poplar, fire-retardant IGNIPAS, moisture-resistant IDROPAS, which enable the fabrication of various interior components such as fittings, cladding, and dividers.



























































