Three-ply solid-wood sheet made of spruce with 130 g/m² urea-melamine resin coating on both sides. The edges are sealed with an emulsion coating. According to Austrian standard ÖNORM B 3023.

Note: For fast shipping, currently only available in the sizes 200/50cm 250/50cm and 197/50cm

Art.-nr. 009

The high-performance quality sheet for special requirements and many uses

The Doka formwork sheet 3-SO is a high-grade three-ply solid-wood sheet with urea-melamine resin coating on both sides for horizontal and vertical formwork applications. It offers first-class concrete results due to selected wood quality and excellent surface finishing.

Please note that there may be delays in delivery due to increased demand and that delivery times may be longer.

Art.-nr. 006

Three-ply solid-wood sheet made of spruce with 130 g/m² urea-melamine resin coating on both sides. The edges are sealed with an emulsion coating. According to Austrian standard ÖNORM B 3023.

Art.-nr. 007

Three-ply solid-wood sheet made of spruce with 130 g/m² urea-melamine resin coating on both sides. The edges are sealed with an emulsion coating. According to Austrian standard ÖNORM B 3023.

Art.-nr. 008

Three-ply solid-wood sheet made of spruce with 130 g/m² urea-melamine resin coating and extra varnish sealant coating sanded with corundum particles on both sides. The edges are sealed with an emulsion coating. According to Austrian standard ÖNORM B 3023.

Art.-nr. 145

Art.-nr. 187026000

Three-ply solid-wood sheet made of spruce with 130 g/m² urea-melamine resin coating on both sides. The edges are sealed with an emulsion coating. According to Austrian standard ÖNORM B 3023.

Art.-nr. 187025000

Three-ply solid-wood sheet made of spruce with 130 g/m² urea-melamine resin coating on both sides. The edges are sealed with an emulsion coating. According to Austrian standard ÖNORM B 3023.

Art.-nr. 187049000

Three-ply solid-wood sheet made of spruce with 130 g/m² urea-melamine resin coating on both sides. The edges are sealed with an emulsion coating. According to Austrian standard ÖNORM B 3023.