What the marks mean
Every mark on a Hillwud sheet, sticker and sample book means one fixed thing. The caption never changes and never gets paraphrased.
Full sheets of veneer in every layer. Cut it and the lines run straight.
This product can be tested at the counter — water, knife, calibration, cut.
No short patched core pieces anywhere in the sheet.
Every band poplar. Light, workable, full sheets.
Hardwood and poplar in sequence, balanced about the centre.
A full hardwood core.
Hardwood at high density, poplar only where the balance needs it.
Plywood core with HDHMR bonded to both faces.
The sheet measures what it says it measures.
IS 303 MR. Humid air, not splashes.
IS 303 BWR. The semi-waterproof rung.
PF resin throughout, not a surface treatment.
Rated for the two rooms that fail first.
Laminate goes on flat and stays flat.
Suited to factory and site modular furniture.
Gurjan face and back.
Screw grip — the thread finds wood, not a gap.
Rated to carry weight over a span.
Insect protection — the first stage.
The higher protection stage.
Fire retardant to IS 5509, built on a full IS 710 BWP marine base.
The written warranty seal for the product.
Replacement cover — 1X or 2X depending on the product.
Plantation timber.