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Marine Ply in Dublin/Meath

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  • 03-11-2009 5:27pm
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    Seanieke
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    Hey all, does anyone know where I'd get A-A Grade Marine Ply?? I tried McCann & Byrne's in Meath but they said they dont stock it.

    Thanks in Advance,
    Seanie


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    Joey the lips
    Registered Users Posts: 10,262 ✭✭✭✭Joey the lips


    I have to be honest I dont know what a-a grade is but I buy all my ply in Flanagans in Duleek.. You can give them a call and find out.


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    les45
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    Sean.

    Multi layer Birch A/A grade should be available from Kantors in Kilbeggan , cost wise I would expect to pay about 80 Euros a sheet , ask for Alan .


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    Fingalian
    Registered Users Posts: 378 ✭✭Fingalian


    Are you talking about Lloyds Triple A rated Marine Ply? the stuff that lasts for 25 years?, usually made from Okoume, multi layered , no voids? If so ,Waller and Wickham ,Baldoyle Industrial Estate have Robbins Elite and Super Elite Ply.Top notch stuff with prices to match.

    I have bought very good marine ply from Kantor ( don't know if they are still in Ballymount or have moved all their business to Kilbeggan?) for a good price.Multi layered, no voids, nice faces, good price too. Stamped BS1088.Very nice guys to deal with.

    I've also seen some woeful stuff from big name suppliers , so if I'm building something mission critical I always cut off a 3'' square and give it the oul boil/freeze cycle test.


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