Formwork crews don’t buy plywood.
They buy pours.

Refined over fifteen years by the crews who pour with it.

Every change in this sheet came from a formwork crew telling us what failed. What came out the other end is the best cost per pour we know how to build.

A cheap sheet blows out around six pours and leaves your crew patching the finish. That is where the cost actually sits — not on the invoice.

Ours holds because of how it is built: an 11-ply poplar hardwood core under a 20 g/sq ft black phenolic film on both faces, bonded to a 72-hour boil standard and held to ±0.3 mm thickness tolerance. Strip it, flip it, pour again, and your gang forms still run true.

Actual reuse varies with application, release agent, cleaning, handling and storage. The St Paul’s result is a reported project outcome, not a guaranteed reuse count for every panel.

Reported on site. The formwork crew on St Paul’s Hospital reported ten pours on each face. See the crew talk about it →

We manufacture direct and deliver to your pour schedule by flatbed and Hiab. Formply that turns up late does not cost you a delivery fee, it costs you a crew.