Lightweight Construction Materials that Combine the Advantages of Plastics

UNIBOARD by Dotmar is a new family of lightweight construction materials that combine the advantages of plastics and timber: low weight, easy to handle and water resistant.

Timber Replacement

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UNIBOARD displays properties which make it the ultimate replacement to traditional timber panel materials such as MDF, Plywood, Marine Ply wood, cement sheet and other traditional construction materials.

Properties

UNIBOARD’s low weight, very low moisture absorption, high mechanical strength, chemical resistance and machinability allow this product to be used across a wide range of timber panel replacement applications.

Applications

Applications include:

  • Trailer Floors
  • Horse Float Walls/Floor
  • Playground Equipment
  • Bus Flooring
  • Caravan Flooring
  • Stable Partitions
  • Feed Troughs
  • Dog Kennels
  • Formwork
  • Scaffolding

This information has been sourced, reviewed and adapted from materials provided by Dotmar EPP Pty Ltd.

For more information on this source, please visit Dotmar EPP Pty Ltd.

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