Construction boards are durable panels used in building projects for applications such as shuttering, partitions, formwork, flooring support, and temporary site structures.

Traditional shuttering plywood typically lasts for 8 to 10 uses, depending on how well it’s maintained and the quality of the plywood. However, alternatives like plastic or recycled plastic construction boards can last over 50 repetitions.

Construction plywood usually comes in standard thicknesses like 12mm, 18mm, and 21mm. The thickness used depends on the load-bearing requirement of the structure being cast.

Some shuttering plywood is treated to be water-resistant (commonly known as film-faced plywood), but it is not fully waterproof. Prolonged exposure to water can still cause swelling and warping. Plastic construction boards are waterproof and does not cause swelling or warping

Yes, shuttering plywood is widely used for slabs, beams, columns, walls, and foundations. However, for more complex or repeated work, plastic or composite alternatives may perform better.

Yes, it can be reused multiple times if it is cleaned and stored properly after each use. However, the number of reuses depends on the handling during construction.

Yes, plastic plywood can be cut, drilled, and shaped using standard tools, just like traditional plywood.

While the initial cost is on par with premium plywood, its durability and reusability make it more cost-effective over time compared to traditional plywood.

Traditional shuttering plywood is not eco-friendly, as it requires cutting trees and generates a lot of waste. Recycled plastic shuttering options like WoWBoards are more sustainable.

Yes, construction boards are ideal for outdoor use due to its resistance to moisture, water and any weather conditions.