James Latham adds Garnica’s innovative Reinforced range to its premium plywood portfolio.
Developed in response to the recent worldwide shortages of Russian birch plywood, Garnica Reinforced offers a viable alternative.
The material is suitable for a wide variety of residential, commercial, and retail applications, including: panelling, indoor furniture, kitchen cabinets, shows and exhibitions, shopfitting, and DIY.
It is available in two distinctive looks, the lighter-hued Reinforced Poplar or the attractive pinkish-toned Reinforced Maple, the former is best suited for painting or covering, whilst the latter, with its unique, visually-striking ‘flame pattern’ grain, is perfect for decorative purposes.
Both possess a multi-layer edge, which can be sanded and polished for an ultra-smooth finish, making it ideal for applications requiring visible edging.
Similar to Garnica’s other plywood products, Reinforced is manufactured to achieve the highest degree of finesse in a controlled environment, only using sustainable timber sourced from officially certified European forests.
Produced in a standard sheet size of 2440 x 1220 and a wide array of thicknesses, ranging from five-17 plies, it’s available in the UK and Ireland, available through James Latham’s network of 14 depots.
Source: James Latham introduces Garnica’s Reinforced Plywood range – Builders Merchants Journal – BMJ
