This slip-resistant, exterior plywood has a hard-wearing phenolic film overlay with a mesh pattern chemically bonded to its surface by heat and pressure. The reverse of the panel is a smooth Phenolic film for use when extra grip properties are not required. Supplied with a top quality, durable, birch plywood core suitable for the most demanding applications (edges should be sealed before use). 

The anti-slip grip face gives the panels a high degree of anti-slip properties under a wide range of climactic conditions and is therefore an ideal material for demanding flooring applications. The grip not only gives the panels a surface that is skid resistant, but extremely easy to keep clean.

Typical Applications

• Van flooring, trailer flooring and other commercial vechicles
• Caravan decking and steps, camper van conversions and exhibition trailers
• Flight cases and special packing solutions
• Lift and building hoist platforms, shelving, steps, walkways
• Playground equipment, climbing walls, narrowboat decking,
• Shopfitting, exhibitions, stages, tiered arena seating, grandstands
• Animal pens, agricultural buildings, horticultural racks / shelving
• Furniture, workbenches, joinery and construction

Remember, we can cut your panels on our Altendorf panel saws meaning a perfect clean cut every time. Let us do the hard work for you by giving us your cutting list and do the cutting for you. saving you time.

Due to the fragile nature of this product and the additional packaging required for safe delivery, a £10 delivery surcharge will be added to the standard delivery charge.

Instructions: How to Provide Cutting Instructions for Sheet Material

We can cut this product for you in our in-house workshop. If you would like us to do this please follow these instructions to make sure we have all of the relevant information to enable us to cut it correctly.

We need two dimensions, in millimetres, to enable us to cut your chosen material.

If the product has a grain please list the dimension in the direction of the grain first.
E.g. if you're making a wardrobe door 1800mm x 500mm and you want the grain to run vertically (the 1800mm way) you would write it as above, 1800mm x 500mm.
If you are making a drawer front 150mm x 397mm and you want the grain to run vertically (the 150mm way) you would write it 150mm x 397mm.

In some cases a sheet can be cut in more than one way to achieve the sizes you want. If you have an intended use for your off cut please tell us so we can cut the sheet in the way that yields the size of cut you would like.

For orders with large numbers of cut pieces we use computer software to calculate the most economical way to cut the sheet. We will not accept responsibility if this method doesn't yield what you were hoping for from your sheet once it has been cut.

If you are unsure about any of your cutting please contact us before placing your order.