TPLY Form is a high-quality plywood panel produced predominantly from graded Eucalyptus hardwood or a combination with softwood veneers. These veneers are glued with phenol formaldehyde resin and overlaid with a hard durable resin impregnated paper to give concrete a smooth finish. With a durable A-Type marine bond,it’s hard phenolic surface and high quality hardwood outer veneers make it durable and reusable when used in conjunction with good practice use of plywood for formply.
TPLY Form gives builders a better surface for pouring concrete and offers a class 2 finish on the first pour (when used in accordance with AS 3610 recommendations).
TPLY Structural Plywood is a strong, durable panel suitable for both structural and non-structural applications, Square Edge plywood, flooring in residential, commercial and industrial applications. TPLY is available in a range of sizes and thicknesses, also comes with a plastic tongue to form a tongue and groove joint between sheets.
Frenchman’s Cap Walkers Hut Project
Hobart Women’s Shelter Project
On behalf of the Hobart Women’s Shelter, I would like to thank Ta Ann for their generous contribution to our recent project. With their donation of high-quality plywood, we have successfully completed the construction of our first two homes, which are designed according to the Trauma-Informed Design Principles laid out by Sam Donnely at the University of Technology.
This significant contribution not only helped in materialising the architectural vision but also ensured that these spaces are safe, welcoming, and healing for the women and children. The warmth and natural beauty of the wood contribute significantly to the serene and supportive environment we aim to create, making a real difference in the lives of women who will call these houses their home.
Their involvement exemplifies true community spirit and sets a worthy example for corporate responsibility.
Thank you, Ta Ann, from all of us at the Hobart Women’s Shelter, and more importantly, from those who benefit the most – the women and their children who find refuge and a new beginning within these walls.
Janet Saunders, CEO, Hobart Women’s Shelter.
