Okoume Plywood: Lightweight, RINA-Certified Marine Grade
Okoume plywood is lightweight and RINA-certified, ideal for boats, caravans and lightweight structural panels.
What is Okoume Plywood?
Okoume plywood, made from Aucoumea klaineana, offers low weight and stability with a smooth face. RINA certification makes it a trusted choice for marine and lightweight vehicle projects.
We produce okoume plywood with WBP, E1 and E0 glue options to meet international standards. Its low weight lowers handling and installation costs while meeting premium quality needs.
Technical Properties
Physical Properties
- Density: Lightweight; easy handling and installation
- Construction: Cross-laminated; stable
- Surface: Smooth, uniform; veneer/finish friendly
- Thickness/Size: Multiple thickness and size options
Certification and Performance
- RINA: International marine certification
- Glue: WBP (exterior/marine), E1/E0 (interior, low emission)
- Stability: High dimensional stability at low weight
- Machining: Clean faces for CNC, veneering and finishing
Applications
Boats and marine
RINA okoume for hulls, interiors, decks and marina elements.
Caravans and RVs
Reduces weight and improves fuel efficiency; used in interior panels and cabinetry.
Lightweight panels
Prefab/light roofing and wall panels where structural load must stay low.
Furniture and interiors
Smooth faces for veneering and decorative panels; great for portable furniture.
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Okoume Plywood Price and Stock
We stock okoume plywood in various thicknesses, sizes and grades with RINA and WBP/E1/E0 options. Contact us for current pricing and stock; project-specific cutting available.
FAQ
What does RINA certify?
It confirms marine suitability and international quality compliance for okoume plywood.
Why is okoume lightweight?
Low density reduces handling effort and improves fuel efficiency in boats/RVs.
Which glue should I choose?
Use WBP for exterior/marine; E1/E0 for interior low-emission use.
Typical projects?
Boats, caravans, lightweight panels, furniture and decorative work.
How is pricing set?
Based on thickness, size, glue/grade, quantity and exchange rates.
