Edge Glued Panels

Index-IBL produces edge glued panels from southern Brazilian pine, cut to standard dimensions of 18 mm thickness by 2000 mm length, with widths of 200, 300, 400, 500, or 600 mm. Panels may include fingerjointing for structural continuity and are supplied either with or without this feature. The material is kiln-dried to reduce moisture content and minimize warping, suitable for interior applications in construction and carpentry.

Available grades include Clear, Rustic, and Knotty, each defined by the presence and size of knots, resin pockets, and color variation. Clear grade has minimal defects and is preferred for painted finishes, while Rustic and Knotty grades retain natural character for exposed wood applications. These classifications follow standard European wood grading norms, though final quality criteria can be co-developed with the supplier based on buyer specifications.

These panels are primarily used in cabinetry, shelving, wall paneling, and furniture frames. Buyers include furniture manufacturers, cabinetmakers, and DIY product distributors across North America and Europe. Orders are palletized and strapped, with a minimum order size of one 40-foot high cube container. Lead time is approximately 30 days from order confirmation, with loading ports at Itajai, Navegantes, or Itapoa. FSC certification is available upon request but not automatically included.

Index-IBL is a wood products supplier based in Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil, with a physical address verified through harbor-tier registration. The company specializes in engineered wood panels and operates as a direct producer and exporter, not a trading intermediary. Their response rate and average response time are not publicly tracked, indicating limited digital engagement but confirmed physical presence and operational infrastructure.

The supplier does not publish company history, employee count, or annual turnover. There is no public record of client names or export volume. They provide product-specific technical details and certification options but do not market themselves as a full-service sourcing partner. All communication must be initiated directly with the supplier to confirm specifications and compliance.