PP Formwork Board
Hollow plastic building formwork made from advanced nano-composite polypropylene. Reusable 30 to 50 times — the ultimate eco-friendly alternative to Phenolic Board.
What is PP Formwork Board?
PP Formwork Board is a high-performance building board designed to replace traditional plywood and phenolic boards in concrete casting. Made from polypropylene using nanotechnology, it is completely waterproof, lightweight, and tough.
Its chemical properties prevent concrete from sticking to its surface, making stripping effortless and leaving a glass-smooth concrete finish without form oils.
Thickness Options
12 mm, 15 mm, 18 mm
High Reusability
Can be reused 30 to 50 times per sheet
Eco-Friendly Build
100% recyclable PP plastic structure
Surface Quality
Smooth, flat concrete finish with zero release oil
Benefits and Features
30 to 50 Uses Per Sheet
Drastically cuts amortization costs. A single PP Board outlasts 5-10 standard wood phenolic boards.
100% Waterproof
Will not rot, swell, or delaminate under wet concrete or monsoon weather, preserving board dimensions.
Termite & Mold Proof
Plastic polymer construction ensures zero damage from termites, insects, or fungal growth during site storage.
Technical Data & Dimensions
| Thickness Class | Standard Sheet Dimensions | Weight Per Sheet (approx.) | Usage Cycles |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 mm | 1220 mm x 2440 mm (4′ x 8′) | 11.5 kg | 30 – 50 Times |
| 15 mm | 1220 mm x 2440 mm (4′ x 8′) | 13.5 kg | 30 – 50 Times |
| 18 mm | 1220 mm x 2440 mm (4′ x 8′) | 16.0 kg | 30 – 50 Times |
Installation Instructions
Handling & Cut Guidelines
- Cutting: Can be cut, sawed, and drilled using standard woodworking tools.
- Nailing: Nails can be easily driven and removed without splitting the board.
- Stripping: Demolding concrete requires zero release agent. Simply tap the frame.
- Cleaning: Clean with water spray or simple scraping. Store flat under shading.
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