Shanghai Qin Ge Ceramic & Building Co., Ltd.

Based in Shanghai, China, Shanghai Qin Ge Ceramic & Building Co., Ltd. currently lists 18 distinct wood‑based products in its online catalogue. The portfolio is centred on plywood variants and includes a blockboard offering, reflecting the supplier’s focus on engineered wood panels. All items are described by thickness and surface treatment, such as 12 mm black film‑faced plywood or 21 mm brown film‑faced plywood. The catalogue also contains specialty marine plywood, pine plywood, okoume plywood and a generic film‑faced plywood line. The supplier is classified as an imported tier with a harbor trust rating.

The listed products fall under the broader HS chapter 44 for wood and articles of wood, which is the standard customs classification for plywood and blockboard. In the global market, film‑faced plywood is often supplied in thicknesses ranging from 9 mm to 21 mm with moisture content between 8 % and 12 %. Marine plywood typically meets BS 1088 or equivalent standards for water resistance, while okoume plywood is valued for its low density and is frequently used in laminates. Chinese exporters of these panels usually ship them in 8 ft × 4 ft sheets, packed in bundles or on pallets for container loading. Buyers in construction, furniture manufacturing and marine applications commonly request test reports for shear strength, formaldehyde emission (E0/E1) and dimensional stability.

The catalogue enumerates several film‑faced plywood variants distinguished by thickness (9 mm, 12 mm, 15 mm, 18 mm, 21 mm) and colour (black, brown). It also lists birch, poplar, pine, okoume and marine plywood, together with a generic blockboard product. In the plywood industry, film‑faced panels are typically produced with a melamine‑impregnated paper overlay that provides moisture resistance and a smooth finish. Standard grades for interior plywood include C‑type veneers for low‑cost applications, while B‑type or A‑type veneers are used for higher‑grade furniture. Marine plywood must meet minimum water‑resistance specifications, usually a minimum of 8 mm core thickness and a formaldehyde emission limit of 0.5 mg/L (E1). Blockboard generally consists of a soft‑wood core sandwiched between two veneer skins, with typical board dimensions of 2440 mm × 1220 mm.