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Chequered Ply

Searching for the right plywood supplier that offers not only premium but also durable, anti-skid transportation plywood that delivers exceptional heavy loads and traffic? If so, welcome Magnus Chequered Plywood, a high-density panel, designed specifically to withstand the demands of industrial flooring and transportation.

Made in a tough chequered surface pattern, this plywood offers unparalleled grip, surface strength, and shape stability, making it the perfect choice for heavy-duty platforms, car interiors, and high-traffic areas.

HIGHLIGHTS

High-Density Build: 0.845 to 1.20 gm/cm³
Anti-Skid Surface: Rugged chequered texture for superior grip
Heavy-Load Ready: Built to endure consistent public and industrial traffic
Warp-Resistant: Maintains structural integrity under pressure
Thickness Options: 12 mm | 15 mm | 19 mm | 25 mm
Size Options: 5.5 x 2.5 feet to 10.5 x 5.5 feet
Weight Range: 33–36 Kg (12 mm) | 38–44 Kg (15 mm)
Compliance: AS:315:64:2002

Do’s

Use in flooring with high traffic volumes: Consider choosing this transportation plywood for vehicle and container floors, it is perfect for anti-skid performance.
Cover any exposed edges: Consider sealing all cut or exposed edges of this transportation plywood. This will prevent moisture ingress and extend the plywood’s life.
Set up on an even base: Consider laying the transportation plywood on level, solid platforms, this will maintain shape and function.
Check the weight of the ply: Consider choosing a transportation plywood that aligns with your usage load. It must be of proper thickness and weight, this will match your needs.
Use the plywood in damp areas: Consider picking a chequered plywood that is specially for locations that are prone to moisture or motion.

Don’ts

Avoid polishing the texture of the ply: Do not consider polishing or coating the chequered surface; this will reduce its anti-skid properties.
Do not consider exposing to water: Avoid leaving the chequered plywood in direct contact with stagnant water.
Do not stack the ply in uneven places: Avoid stacking this transportation plywood on sloped or rough areas; there can be chances of bending or damage.
Avoid using thin panels of ply: Do not consider using thinner sheets of plywood in high-impact zones; this can cause plywood’s early surface failure.
Do not drag across rough surfaces: Avoid pulling or sliding panels on the abrasive ground; this can erode the patterned surface of the plywood.