Plywood for light and safe sailing
Poplar panels optimize weight, and fire-retardant versions increase safety.
The poplar structure lightens components while maintaining stability and workability, facilitating the creation of furniture, bulkheads, and interior linings. Twin variants, combined with species such as okoumé, improve performance in environments exposed to moisture, while maintaining high aesthetic quality. Furthermore, fire-retardant versions offer an additional level of safety, particularly relevant in the most demanding nautical contexts.
- Internal bulkheads
Lightweight dividing structures that contribute to the overall rigidity of the vessel. - Custom furniture and furnishings
Cabins, kitchens, wardrobes, and interior accessories. - Wall and ceiling linings
Interior surfaces with aesthetic and functional purposes. - Flooring and subflooring
Support layers for technical or decorative finishes. - Lightweight structures and technical components
Non-load-bearing elements requiring stability and weight reduction. - Substrates for lamination or veneering
Base for high-quality finishes (fine woods, laminates, coatings). - Custom interior fittings
Tailor-made solutions for yachts and vessels. - Elements for technical compartmentalization
Functional zones (systems, technical compartments, etc.). - Fittings with safety requirements (fire-retardant)
Interior spaces subject to fire safety regulations (particularly professional or passenger boating).
Plywood for light and safe sailing
Poplar panels optimize weight, and fire-retardant versions increase safety.
The poplar structure lightens components while maintaining stability and workability, facilitating the creation of furniture, bulkheads, and interior linings. Twin variants, combined with species such as okoumé, improve performance in environments exposed to moisture, while maintaining high aesthetic quality. Furthermore, fire-retardant versions offer an additional level of safety, particularly relevant in the most demanding nautical contexts.
- Internal bulkheads
Lightweight dividing structures that contribute to the overall rigidity of the vessel. - Custom furniture and furnishings
Cabins, kitchens, wardrobes, and interior accessories. - Wall and ceiling linings
Interior surfaces with aesthetic and functional purposes. - Flooring and subflooring
Support layers for technical or decorative finishes. - Lightweight structures and technical components
Non-load-bearing elements requiring stability and weight reduction. - Substrates for lamination or veneering
Base for high-quality finishes (fine woods, laminates, coatings). - Custom interior fittings
Tailor-made solutions for yachts and vessels. - Elements for technical compartmentalization
Functional zones (systems, technical compartments, etc.). - Fittings with safety requirements (fire-retardant)
Interior spaces subject to fire safety regulations (particularly professional or passenger boating).
Ideas and use cases
Recommended panels
The panels that meet the requirements for nautical projects are the plywoods: TUTTO Pioppo, the fire-retardant IGNIPASCOMP, TWIN Okoumé, TWIN Ilomba, and TWIN Ceiba, which allow for the creation of various internal parts of vessels.
Other panels
Some nautical projects may require the combination of other plywood panels for specific applications. Some of the most commonly used are TWIN E-wood, TWIN Primed, and IDROPAS chipboard.
