NICMA Structural H3.2 Square Edge Plywood
NICMA Structural H3.2 Square Edge Plywood is a versatile and durable construction panel designed for a wide range of structural applications. Manufactured to meet AS/NZS 2269.0:2012 Structural Plywood Standards, it delivers dependable strength, stiffness, and dimensional stability for residential and commercial building projects.
Treated to H3.2 CCA hazard class, this plywood provides protection against fungal decay and insect attack, making it suitable for use in situations where preservative treatment is required. The square edge profile allows for easy installation across wall bracing, flooring underlays, linings, and general structural applications.
The 7mm and 9mm panels have been bracing tested, providing designers and builders with an effective structural bracing solution when installed in accordance with the relevant bracing specifications.
Available Sizes
Thickness |
Sheet Size |
|---|---|
| 7mm | 2400 x 1200mm |
| 7mm | 2700 x 1200mm |
| 9mm | 2400 x 1200mm |
| 9mm | 2700 x 1200mm |
| 12mm | 2400 x 1200mm |
| 15mm | 2400 x 1200mm |
| 17mm | 2400 x 1200mm |
Key Features
- Manufactured to AS/NZS 2269.0:2012 Structural Plywood
- H3.2 CCA treated for protection against fungal decay and insect attack
- Square edge profile for versatile construction applications
- Strong, durable, and dimensionally stable
- Suitable for residential and commercial projects
- 7mm and 9mm panels independently bracing tested
- Easy to cut, handle, and install
- Available in a range of thicknesses to suit different structural requirements
Common Applications
- Structural wall bracing
- General structural construction
- Wall and ceiling linings
- Flooring underlays
- Sheds and outbuildings
- Modular and transportable buildings
- Residential and commercial construction
Downloads
Download product specifications, installation guides, technical data sheets, and other supporting documentation below.
Plywood Grades
Plywood veneers for general purposes are graded from A grade being the top clear grade to D grade being the bottom or lowest. B grade is slightly lower than A. C grade has any knots, splits, etc. filled and is then sanded. D grade can have open knots and splits and can be un-sanded.
The face grade of plywood is always the first designated:
AD has an A grade face and a D grade back
S Selected grade, equals or betters B grade
BB has two B grade faces
CD has a C grade face and a D grade back
Grade Characteristics:
B High quality surface suitable for painting
S High quality surface suitable for painting
C Non appearance grade with a solid face, not meant to look attractive
D Low appearance grade with permitted defects
PG Non-structural, for packing use, un-sanded rough appearance