Fire-Retardant Marine Plywood (MED)
Fire-retardant marine plywood supplied with MED Wheelmark and IMO FTP Code Part 5 evidence — joinery and bulkhead facing where the panel itself has to be rated.
Reusable jackets for valves, flanges, pumps and exchangers — core, outer covering and inner lining selected from the temperature and chemical load.
| Core options | Glass wool 300 °C · rock wool 650 °C · ceramic fibre 1 400 °C · biosoluble 1 200 °C · aerogel 650 °C |
|---|---|
| Outer covering | Silicone-coated cloth (ageing, weather, oil, corrosion) or PTFE cloth (weather, acid/alkali) |
| Inner lining | Glass cloth to 200 °C, or ceramic cloth to 1 000 °C (more brittle) |
| Forms | Valve, flange, pump, exchanger and custom shapes |
| Fixing | Stainless lace hooks, straps, snap fasteners |
| Reusability | Repeated removal without loss of performance |
Fire-retardant marine plywood supplied with MED Wheelmark and IMO FTP Code Part 5 evidence — joinery and bulkhead facing where the panel itself has to be rated.
Full-grain and corrected-grain marine leathers with salt-water, UV and abrasion performance, supplied cut, matched and backed for upholstery.
Contract textiles for yacht interiors — woven and knitted, with FR and mould-resistant treatments and colour-matched supply to the interior schedule.