Of late, the demand of Marine Board has gained traction, driven by the need for durable, moisture-resistant materials in residential, commercial, and industrial applications.
Many large scale companies such as CenturyPly, Merino & Action Tesa have upgraded their product with the launch of their exclusive Sainik 710, Merino Marine board and Action TesaBoilo respectively.
Earlier, Marine-grade board wasn't universally standard in India but with IS: 710 standards from the Bureau of Indian Standards has set a benchmark for this high quality, boiling-proof plywood.
This standard ensures the plywood is bonded with strong, waterproof phenol formaldehyde resin, making it extremely resistant to water damage, rot, and delamination, and suitable for marine applications and other high-moisture environments. The unique composition and waterresistant properties make marine boards a go-to choice for applications where moisture exposure is a concern. From building boats to crafting outdoor furniture, marine plywood is a trusted solution for demanding projects.
Unlike normal plywood, which can have voids and gaps within its core, it is manufactured with a solid and gapsfree core. This provides strength and also enhances the resistance to screws and impact. A core without voids stops water from building up inside the plywood which reduces the chances of internal damage and structural failure.
[Published in Ply Reporter's May 2026 Print Issue]