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Old 2/2/08, 9:34 AM
Mark D. Schniers Mark D. Schniers is offline
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Default FRP Plywood

Other than color change and deterioration, how can one identify FRP plywood? Is it embedded in the APA identifying code stamp?
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Old 2/2/08, 2:14 PM
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Default Re: FRP Plywood

FRP to me is Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic. That's the danger of using abbreviations and non.generic terms. I assume you're referring to Fire Reistant Plywood. If it is stamped at all, it would be stamped by the processor who applied the fire-resistant chemistry, and not by APA, which would stamp the grade of plywood but not any subsequent treatment.
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Default Re: FRP Plywood

Hi. Richard and yes that is confuseing.

Typically, FRTP is the common abbreviation for fire retardant treated plywood.
Here is a link that might help mschniers post above.

http://www.cwc.ca/NR/rdonlyres/77351...reatedWood.pdf

Hope that helps.

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Default Re: FRP Plywood

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Hi. Richard and yes that is confuseing.

Typically, FRTP is the common abbreviation for fire retardant treated plywood.
Here is a link that might help mschniers post above.

http://www.cwc.ca/NR/rdonlyres/77351...reatedWood.pdf

Hope that helps.

Marcel
arcel,

Marcel
Thanks for the link. You always seem to have the right ones!
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