Jewellery Lucky Production Co., Ltd.

Myanmar supplier Jewellery Lucky Production Co., Ltd. lists 18 active wood‑based products. The catalogue covers several veneer and plywood families, including Gurjan veneer, Burma teak veneer, eucalyptus core veneer and rubber core veneer. It also includes multiple plywood grades such as Gurjan plywood, commercial plywood and laminated plywood, as well as flexible ply products made from rubber, eucalyptus and Gurjan. Additional offerings are LVL lumber variants, finger‑joint timber, OSB board and sawn timber from teak, rubber and other species. All items are classified under the wood and timber product categories typical for Myanmar exporters.

The product titles indicate a focus on tropical hardwoods such as teak and Gurjan and on fast‑growing species like eucalyptus and rubber. Veneer thicknesses in the region generally range from 0.4 mm to 1.5 mm, while plywood panels are commonly produced in 6 mm, 9 mm, 12 mm and 15 mm thicknesses. LVL lumber is supplied in standard lengths of 2.4 m to 6 m with nominal bending strengths of 20 MPa to 30 MPa. OSB boards are typically sized 1220 mm × 2440 mm with a density around 600 kg m‑3. The catalogue therefore provides a complete set of engineered wood products for construction, furniture and interior applications.

The listed catalogue items span four principal groups: veneer sheets, plywood and flexi‑ply panels, laminated veneer lumber (LVL) and related timber products, and oriented strand board (OSB). In the veneer segment, buyers usually encounter grades such as A‑grade (defect‑free surface) and B‑grade (minor natural imperfections), with moisture content controlled between 6 % and 8 %. Plywood produced in Myanmar is often classified by grade (commercial, structural, marine) and by core type (Gurjan, rubber, eucalyptus), with standard panel dimensions of 1220 mm × 2440 mm. Flexi‑ply panels are engineered for curved applications and typically meet a minimum bending radius of 300 mm. LVL lumber is manufactured by bonding multiple veneer layers, delivering uniform strength grades that meet ISO 12466 specifications. OSB panels follow ISO 22157 standards for load‑bearing capacity and are widely used for sub‑flooring and wall sheathing.