Plywood Doors

With the ever expanding construction industry in the country a high demand for this particular item has risen over the years. The use of plywood doors whilst been economical is also used in high end apartments as bathroom and bedroom doors.

Lanka Plywood has established it self as a leading supplier of quality. The company has a certification from Industrial Technology Institute for its superior kiln treated stiles. The surface of the door is laid with an imported Malaysian sheet which adds to high quality finishing of the door.

A core raw material, the stiles which are used for the frame of the door is sourced from our Plywood Sheet manufacturing arm. The stiles which get derived from the timber logs is a residual of the plywood sheet manufacturing process which gives us unlimited supply of raw material and the supply of the raw material at a minimum cost.

In respect to marketing Lanka Plywood over the years have been able to successfully complete projects as well as market to individuals. The factory has the potential of producing standard size doors, Non standard doors and solid Plywood doors which is an unique advantage to our company.

Standard Door Sizes

WIDTH	HEIGHT	THICKNESS
2’3”	6’9”	1 1/4"
2’6”	6’9”	1 1/4"
2’9“	6’9”	1 1/4"
3'	6'9"	1 1/4"
3'3”	6'9"	1 1/4"
3'6”	6'9"	1 1/4"

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Frame

The frame structure of the door is constructed with rubber wood. The rubber wood is chemically impregnated with boric acid and seasoned/dried in a kiln. The wood is dried to reduce the moisture content to less than 10%. The chemical treatment gives the timber resilience against insect and fungi attacks. The said rubber timber is sawn and treated in house thereby enabling the quality of the seasoning. The thickness of the frame is-26mm.

Door skins

Only the finest Malaysian manufactured sheets are used as door skins in our production plant. The highly sanded finish and the uniformity of the wood grain gives a rich appearance to the door. The thickness of a door skin-3.0 mm

Glue

Urea Formaldehyde resin is used as the glue to bind the rubber frame and the door skins. The resin is imported from middle east and also constitutes insect repellant properties.

Pressing

The rubber frame and the door skins are coated with glue are inserted into a press and pressed using the cold pressing technique. A pressure of approx. 150 tonnes is exerted on a door to give a lasting and comprehensive bond.

Finishing

The pressed doors are trimmed to specification with high rpm saws resulting in a clean cut; subsequently the doors are edge and surface sanded to achieve the desired smooth finish. The Final product is issued after the stringent examination of the quality inspector. The finalized plywood door is guaranteed for seven years against manufacturing defects.

Frame

Door skins

Glue

Urea Formaldehyde resin is used as the glue to bind the rubber frame and the door skins. The resin is imported from middle east and also constitutes insect repellant properties.

Pressing

Glue

Urea Formaldehyde resin is used as the glue to bind the rubber frame and the door skins. The resin is imported from middle east and also constitutes insect repellant properties.

Finishing

One of the pioneer plywood manufacturers in Sri Lanka established in 1986 by founder chairman Susantha Marapana. Since the inception the company has grown from strength to strength and has now cemented itself as a leader in plywood sheet & door manufacturing.