Plywood for Commercial Interiors

Offices, showrooms, restaurants and shops: big areas, tight schedules, and finishes that must hold up to public use.

Commercial fit-outs are deadline jobs. Material needs to arrive in the right order, in the right grade, and be good enough to take a finish that will be on show. The BOQ is long and the cost of a wrong line is not just money but time.

Where plywood goes in a commercial fit-out

  • Partitions and wall linings
  • Counters, display units and fixtures
  • False ceilings and bulkhead details
  • Storage and back-of-house cabinetry
  • Doors and frames

Considerations

IssueWhat to think about
Fire and safety requirementsSome commercial spaces have specific material requirements. Check with the project's consultant. Do not assume any plywood or laminate meets them without confirmation from the manufacturer.
MoistureRestaurant kitchens, wash areas and ground-floor shops need moisture-suitable grades
DurabilityPublic use means heavier wear, so pick surfaces to match
ConsistencySame laminate batch and board thickness across the whole area

Working with a BOQ

Break your BOQ into lines with grade, thickness, finish code and quantity. Send it via bulk and project orders and we will review it. Contractors can also read the interior contractors page.

See also laminates, wooden panels and aluminium channels.

Common questions

Do you have fire-rated boards?

Availability depends on the manufacturer. If your project requires a rating, tell us the requirement and we will check.

Have a material list or a project BOQ?

Send it across and we will review the quantities, grades and brands and get back with a quotation.

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