The material index
What we work with.
Everything here is stocked or regularly supplied. Prices are quoted directly — they move with the market, and we'd rather give you today's number than last month's.
01
Plywood
The core of most interior work.
Neem Ply
General interior work in dry areas.Dry roomsWater signal: 1 of 3 droplets.Parkerlam
The widest size range we stock.Dry roomsWater signal: 1 of 3 droplets.Bhutan Wood
Where water is part of daily life.Water is part of daily lifeWater signal: 3 of 3 droplets.Flexi Ply
For curves and rounded forms.
02
Block Board
Long spans, shutters, wardrobes.
03
MDF
Flat, paintable, machinable.
05
Laminates
The surface you actually touch.
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Illustrative edge — layer counts vary by sheet and thickness.
MR · Moisture Resistant
The everyday sheet.
Water isn't really part of the plan.
- What it means
- The letters stand for moisture resistant. It is the common interior grade — the sheet most furniture in most homes is made from.
- Where it matters
- Bedroom wardrobes, study units, wall panelling, beds — anywhere the sheet lives its whole life indoors and dry.
- Water
- Water signal: 1 of 3 droplets.Dry rooms. Occasional humidity, not standing water.
- What to ask
- “Is this actually MR, and is it stamped?” Ask to see the grade mark on the sheet itself, not on the invoice.
"Is it waterproof?" — the honest answer
No plywood enjoys water. Some survive it. The grade on the sticker tells you how much water the glue was built to take, and nothing about how well the sheet was made.
- MRWater signal: 1 of 3 droplets.Moisture Resistant. Dry rooms. A splash is fine; a leak is not.
- BWRWater signal: 2 of 3 droplets.Boiling Water Resistant. Kitchens and everyday damp.
- BWPWater signal: 3 of 3 droplets.Boiling Waterproof. Under sinks, bathrooms, anywhere water sits.