INDIA'S 1STPRESSURE TESTED PLYWOOD
Boiling Water Proof For Homes That Last
is the only Plywood that has passed "The Grandmother Test".
You are requested to perform the pressure test under your Grandmother's Supervision.
India's 1st Pressure Tested Plywood
MARINE GRADE PLYWOOD
Built For The Sea. Engineered To Last.
Premium IS:710 Marine Grade Plywood Designed To Withstand Moisture, Salt, And Extreme Conditions While Delivering Unmatched Strength And Durability.
BWP Grade
Built Tough With BWP Strength
Boiling Waterproof (BWP) Grade Ply Engineered For Superior Durability, High Moisture Resistance, And Long-Lasting Performance In Demanding Environments.
Extreme Strength. Zero Compromise.
XHDHMR board engineered for superior density, high moisture resistance, and exceptional durability for long-lasting interior applications.
Expert-led sessions to help you make smarter choices with wood panel products.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
- Watch the pressure test
FlaerPly is India's first pressure-tested plywood. Every batch goes through the same checks before it leaves the factory.
1.Pressure test: sheets are subjected to high water pressure to prove the bond holds.
2.Boiling water test: BWP-grade sheets are checked for delamination.
3.Core inspection: no gaps, overlaps or filler in the core veneers.
4.Lifetime warranty: we back the result in writing.
- Explore products
Kitchens see steam, spills and daily cleaning, so the grade matters.
Sink base and under-counter cabinets: BWP or Marine grade.
Wall cabinets and tall units: XHDHMR or BWP.
Shutters: 18–19 mm for strength and to hold hinges well.
When in doubt, go one grade higher for anything near water.
Check these before you accept delivery.
1.Brand marking: every sheet carries the FlaerPly print.
2.Invoice: buy only from an authorised dealer and keep the bill.
3.Warranty card: ask for it with your purchase.
4.Still unsure? Call us with the details and we'll verify it.
- Contact us
Yes — our consultation is free and there's no obligation.
Step 1Tell us the room and what you're building.
Step 2We recommend the grade and thickness for each part.
Step 3You get a clear quote so there are no surprises.