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Welcome to Marini Compensados

Founded in 2004 in the city of Palmas – Paraná - Brazil, Marini Industry of Plywood aims to produce a high quality and performance product for the national and international market that meets the needs of customers, suppliers, employees and shareholders. In the search of production improvement, Marini has obtained quality certificates, proving the commitment to provide a quality product. One of the certificates is: Teco Tested. Sheets with this mark indicate that they have been certified according to United States construction code requirements for industrial and structural applications.

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B/B O&ES

Laminated pinus plywood sheet with phenolic resin. Faces B grade, where small amount of live knots are allowed, small knots repaired with pa...

B/C

Laminated pinus plywood sheet with phenolic resin. Faces B grade, where small amount of live knots are allowed, small knots repaired with pa...

C+/C+ O&ES

Laminated pinus plywood board with phenolic resin. Faces quality C + without limits of knots, emassada, sanded and applied vegetal oil and...

C+/C+

Laminated pinus plywood board with phenolic resin. Faces quality C + without limits of knots, emassada, sanded on both faces, high mechanica...

News

09/05

Know the benefits of plywood

You may have heard of the plywood. When you plan to buy a new piece of furniture and find information about the raw material and the seller responds: it is compensated!

But could you explain what it is?

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09/05

The designer Talita Demartini Gomes, Tatá.

The designer Talita Demartini Gomes, Tata, delights in her fruit collection. In the studio with a mix of workshop, in the Makers Shed, in the neighborhood of São Geraldo, she "plants and cultivates" her orchard, a result of scraps of pieces from the largest furniture made for her brand, Ksulo.

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09/05

Tips for conserving plywood

Present in the life of the Brazilians since the 1940s, the panels are formed by a series of overlapping wood panels, usually joined by adhesives or resin, using a pressure or heat method to fix them together.

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