Ha Hoa, Phu Tho, Vietnam
Okoume, Bintangor, Pine and LVL, made in volume.
Commercial plywood pressed in northern Vietnam at around 60,000 m³ a year. Okoume, Bintangor and Pine faces on Acacia, Eucalyptus or Styrax cores, 3 to 40 mm, plus LVL, shipped to South Korea, Malaysia, Japan and buyers worldwide.
In short
Truc Mai Plywood is a large-volume Vietnamese manufacturer of commercial plywood and LVL, based in Ha Hoa, Phu Tho. The mill has around 60,000 m³ of annual capacity. Its signature faces are Okoume, Bintangor and Pine, and it ships to South Korea, Malaysia, Japan and buyers in other markets.
Capacity
Around 60,000 m³ a year lets Truc Mai run repeat programmes for importers, distributors and panel processors without stalling between containers. The same face, core and press settings come back order after order.
Around 5,000 m³ in an average month.
Okoume, Bintangor and Pine.
Beams, frames, door cores and shelving.
One to two products per container as standard; more by agreement.
Two lines
Both lines are pressed in Ha Hoa from plantation-grown veneer. Plywood crosses its layers for a flat, stable sheet; LVL runs every veneer the same way for long, straight strength.
Flat, dependable panels for joinery, shopfitting, furniture parts, partitions, crates and distribution stock. Faces chosen for price and look, cores laid tight and sanded to order.
Laminated veneer lumber with every veneer running along the length. Straight, uniform and strong in one direction, for beams, bed and sofa frames, door cores, stair parts and shelving.
Face veneers
Plywood takes its name from its face. Okoume, Bintangor and Pine run as signature production at Truc Mai; Poplar, engineered veneer and other faces are available on request.
Soft pinkish-beige with gentle figure. Light, warm and easy to paint, a favourite for interiors, joinery and furniture parts.
Reddish-brown with fine interlocked grain. The classic commercial face for general use, distribution and shopfitting.
Pale cream to light honey, soft cathedral figure and small sound knots. Warm and natural for visible furniture, shelving and fit-out.
Cores
Cores are peeled from plantation trees grown around Phu Tho. The core decides weight, stiffness and how the panel machines, so choose it for the job.
White, light and even. The furniture core: clean edges, low weight per sheet and more cubic metres per container.
Firm and stable at a mid weight. A dependable core for commercial plywood and film-faced panels.
Dense and stiff. Chosen where screw holding and load matter more than weight.
Species laid together to balance price, weight and strength for the order.
Unretouched photographs
Faces, edges and clamped stacks photographed as they are: daylight, cropped, nothing retouched.
Sizes and thickness
Three standard formats plus custom sizes. Cut-to-size orders split a full sheet into 4, 6 or 8 smaller panels before packing.
Thin panels from 3 to 6 mm are built in five layers; 18 mm usually in eleven to thirteen.
Also supplied
Economical panels for crates, pallets and transport packaging, in the sizes your packing line uses.
Phenolic film over Acacia or Eucalyptus cores, edges sealed, for concrete formwork and hard-wearing surfaces.
Poplar, engineered veneer and other face veneers pressed to order on the same cores.
Markets
Truc Mai ships commercial plywood and LVL to importers, distributors and manufacturers across Asia and beyond. Specifications, packing and paperwork follow each market.
South Korea
Okoume, Bintangor and Pine faced plywood for distributors, interior contractors and furniture makers.
Malaysia
Commercial plywood in full containers for distribution, joinery and packaging.
Japan
Calibrated plywood and LVL cut to the sizes and tolerances agreed in writing.
Tell us your market and port; we quote the build and the paperwork it needs.
How a panel is built
Quality in plywood is made in the grading and the pressing. This is the order every Truc Mai panel follows.
Face, core, grade, glue, size, thickness and packing are fixed in writing before production.
Plantation logs are rotary-peeled into continuous core veneer and dried to a stable moisture content.
Core sheets are sorted by grade so each panel gets the core its specification calls for.
Cross-laid layers are assembled and, for furniture plywood, stitched on the outer layers so the core stays closed.
A cold pre-press sets the core, a hot press bonds it; the face goes on and is pressed again for a flat, smooth sheet.
Panels are calibrated, sanded to the agreed finish and trimmed square to size.
Thickness, face and squareness are checked sheet by sheet before strapping into export crates.
Where it goes
Okoume and Pine faced panels, light and screw-friendly.
Flat, calibrated panels and LVL that hold a span.
Okoume and Pine faces for visible interior surfaces.
LVL cut to length for straight, strong members.
Bintangor and Pine faces for counters, displays and fixtures.
Packing plywood for transport cases and pallets.
Where the wood comes from
Ha Hoa sits among plantation forest in the midlands of Phu Tho. Core logs travel a short distance from planting to peeling, which keeps the cost of a good core down and the supply steady through the year.
Terms
Written into every quotation.
Shipping documents
Draft shipping documents go to the buyer for approval after loading.
How to order
Application, face, core, glue, size, thickness, quantity and destination port.
Price basis, production time, packing and documents, in writing.
Check the face, core and finish before production starts.
Deposit, production, inspection and loading at Hai Phong.
Questions
Short answers to the questions that come before the first container.
contact@trucmaiplywood.comTruc Mai Plywood is a manufacturer. Panels are pressed at the mill in Ha Hoa, Phu Tho, Vietnam, which has around 60,000 m³ of annual capacity.
Ha Hoa, Phu Tho, in northern Vietnam. Export containers load at Hai Phong port.
Okoume, Bintangor and Pine are the signature faces. Poplar, engineered veneer and other face veneers are available on request.
Yes. Truc Mai supplies LVL (laminated veneer lumber) for beams, frames, door cores and shelving, cut to the lengths and sections agreed for the order. LVL can share a container with plywood.
South Korea, Malaysia and Japan are regular markets, and Truc Mai ships to buyers in other countries too. Tell us your discharge port and we quote CFR or CIF.
Acacia for stable commercial and film-faced plywood, Eucalyptus where density and screw holding matter, Styrax for light panels with clean edges. Combined cores balance price and weight.
1220×2440, 1220×2280 and 1250×2500 mm, custom sizes up to 1250×2500 mm and cut-to-size panels, in thicknesses from 3 to 40 mm.
One 40HC container. A container usually carries one or two products; three to six can be mixed by agreement.
15 to 45 days after the deposit, depending on quantity and specification.
30% deposit and 70% against a copy of the bill of lading, by T/T or irrevocable L/C at sight. Delivery is FOB Hai Phong, CFR or CIF.
Yes. Repeat buyers receive samples free. New buyers book their own courier, and the cost is credited against the first order.
Start an order
Send the face, core, thickness, size, quantity and destination port. Quotations and samples are handled in English by email.
