Greenply Gold’s 11 Years Fully Covered+ is an additional protection benefit valid for 11 years from the invoice date, subject to successful registration and opting in within 90 days. For verified and approved covered defects, it provides specified coverage towards replacement, restoration, affected laminates/veneers and transportation costs, as per the applicable terms and conditions.

The 11 Years Fully Covered+ covers the replacement of defective Greenply Gold plywood, along with specified restoration costs including adhesives, labour, polishing and painting. It also covers affected laminates and veneers, and reasonable transportation costs for eligible replacement material, subject to verification, approval and applicable terms & conditions.

BWP stands for Boiling Water Proof in the case of plywood. It is more resistant to water and moisture. BWP plywood is manufactured using good-quality hardwood veneers bonded with waterproof adhesives frequently based on phenolic resin. This leads to great benefits in critical applications like kitchen cabinets, bathroom furniture, and even outdoor furniture.

BWP Plywood has many characteristics. It is considered much better for durability and water resistance in areas with high moisture levels, such as kitchens or bathrooms.

Strength and Durability: BWP is stronger and way more durable than MDF because it is constructed from laminated layers of wood veneers. On the other hand, MDF combines wood fibers and glues them together, hence giving it a much smoother surface but much lesser strength compared to BWP.
Weight: MDF is heavier than plywood, therefore making it harder to maneuver and place.
Usage: BWP plywood is applicable to structural requirements and areas where there is an urgent need for strength and water resistance. MDF is more used in house furniture and decorative purposes where exposure to water is very low.

Greenply Gold is suitable for a wide range of home interior applications, including kitchens, modular kitchens, cabinets, wardrobes, furniture and doors.

Plywood is not absolutely waterproof, but there are kinds of plywood that have been developed to be moisture-free. Marine-grade plywood and exterior plywood use waterproof adhesives and are built for areas that continuously experience exposure to moisture. If one uses regular plywood, sealants or coatings with varnish or painting could be applied for waterproofing.