any special request for veneer and face of okoume plywood?

thank you ,and my friend from turkey asks me information about the
marine plywood,but i don't know about it,so i need your hand.
hope that you can give me your hand,thank you for your kindness

could you tell me something about ANSI/HPVA HP-1-1994?

About five years ago, I bought a large amount of BS 1088 Okume plywood, the
good stuff. The best price, delivered to southern Indiana was from Boulter
plywood. When I got it, the plywood had stickers showing it came from
Israel.

Given the politics of the region, Massachusetts might or might not be closer
to Turkey than Israel, but it is a beautiful product.

I was quite satisfied with Boulter http://www.boulterplywood.com/ even
though the trucking firm "delivered" it to a loading dock some three feet
above the deck of the low boy trailer I'd brought to haul it home. It was
"wrapped" with fine grade fir plywood and the drop/slide operation did no
damage.

Roger

http://home.insightbb.com/~derbyrm

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thank you ,and my friend from turkey asks me information about the
marine plywood,but i don't know about it,so i need your hand.
hope that you can give me your hand,thank you for your kindness

Sounds like the same stuff that I got, only I think that I got it from
Harbor Sales. Trees harvested in Africa, plywood milled in Israel, plywood
sold and used in the US. Mine was BS-1088 Sapele and it was the finest ply
that I've ever had the pleasure to use.

Brian D



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About five years ago, I bought a large amount of BS 1088 Okume plywood,
the good stuff. The best price, delivered to southern Indiana was from
Boulter plywood. When I got it, the plywood had stickers showing it came
from Israel.

Given the politics of the region, Massachusetts might or might not be
closer to Turkey than Israel, but it is a beautiful product.

I was quite satisfied with Boulter http://www.boulterplywood.com/ even
though the trucking firm "delivered" it to a loading dock some three feet
above the deck of the low boy trailer I'd brought to haul it home. It was
"wrapped" with fine grade fir plywood and the drop/slide operation did no
damage.

Roger

http://home.insightbb.com/~derbyrm

wrote in message
oups.com...
thank you ,and my friend from turkey asks me information about the
marine plywood,but i don't know about it,so i need your hand.
hope that you can give me your hand,thank you for your kindness