BWP (Boiling Water Proof) is the highest water-resistance grade in Indian plywood standards — the test literally involves boiling a sample and checking the glue bond holds. Greenply Ecotec 710 is manufactured to this BWP grade with eco-friendly, low-emission adhesives, available across six thicknesses from 6mm to 19mm (including a 19mm blockboard option) and two sheet sizes, 7x4 feet and 8x4 feet.

BWP grade plywood differs from the more common MR (Moisture Resistant) grade in degree, not just marketing — MR grade resists occasional dampness but isn't rated for sustained wet exposure, while BWP grade is specifically tested and rated for bathroom cabinets, kitchen units near sinks, exterior cladding, and even marine and boat-building applications where the plywood faces sustained water contact.

Suitable for bathroom vanities, kitchen cabinets near wet areas, exterior wall cladding, and outdoor furniture. GST invoice available. Delivered all over India, dispatched from Bengaluru within 24 hours on working days.

What is the difference between BWP and MR grade plywood?
MR (Moisture Resistant) grade plywood handles occasional dampness but is not rated for sustained wet exposure. BWP (Boiling Water Proof) grade, which Greenply Ecotec 710 is manufactured to, is tested and rated for sustained water contact, making it the correct specification for bathrooms, kitchens, and exterior applications.

What thickness of Ecotec 710 plywood should I use for kitchen cabinet carcasses?
16mm or 19mm is the standard thickness range for kitchen cabinet carcasses requiring structural rigidity to support shelving and hardware load. 6mm to 12mm thicknesses suit cabinet backs, drawer bottoms, and lighter panel applications rather than load-bearing carcass construction.