Beyond Marine Ply – What ISI 710 Certified BWP Means in 2025 and Why It’s Safer

For decades, "marine plywood" has been the go-to buzzword for water-resistant boards. But in 2025, the real benchmark for waterproofing is ISI 710-certified BWP plywood — and it's time designers and contractors understood the difference.

What ISI 710 BWP Really Means

ISI 710 is a Bureau of Indian Standards specification for Boiling Water Proof plywood. This means the plywood is:

• Bonded with high-grade PF resin (phenol formaldehyde)

• Tested under 72-hour boiling water cycles

• Designed for high-moisture, high-humidity applications

Not all “marine ply” meets this — many local products just slap on the label without meeting the specs.

Why It’s Safer

Khidki’s Gold Plus BWP ISI 710 Plywood is termite-resistant, calibrated, and comes with a 25-year warranty. It’s trusted for kitchens, utility rooms, and even semi-exposed areas. You get:

• Consistent thickness

• Zero-core-gap for precision cutting

• Durability even in monsoon-prone zones

Look for These Markings

Always check for:

• ISI 710 logo 🔍

• Manufacturer warranty stamp

• Core material (eucalyptus > poplar)

Where to Use

• Wet kitchen modules

• Bathroom vanities

• Utility cupboards

• Outdoor furniture under cover

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