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Consider surface grade, appearance and service conditions together.

• Birch plywood: Review birch face grade and sheet thickness for the furniture component.
• Plywood: Confirm design use in the specific series document; plywood series do not share one application scope.
• Sawn timber: Specify wood species, section and moisture requirements for joinery or production.

Review film coating and panel options against the series document.

• Plywood: Review the series against formwork geometry and surface needs; Flexply variants have separate scopes for curved formwork.

Surface texture and documented service conditions guide selection.

• Plywood: Compare flooring surface, texture and loading conditions in the relevant series document.

Structural use, grade and connections require project-specific assessment.

• CLT: Assess panel layout and dimensions together with the structural engineering design.
• Glulam Beams: Define post and beam sections, lengths and strength class from the structural design.
• Sawn timber: Confirm section, moisture and material grade for its role in the structure.

Review dimensions, loads and conditions alongside the product document.

• Birch plywood: Consider sheet size, face grade and working conditions together for transport applications.
• Sawn timber: Share species, section and moisture requirements for packaging and transport components.

Process suitability and dosage require specifications and trials.

• Lignosulfonate: Assess binder use against product type, dry matter and formulation requirements.

Match equipment fuel requirements to pellet diameter and quality.

• Wood pellets: Compare diameter, moisture, ash and heating-value data against the intended system requirements.

Match grammage and dimensions to the food and packaging conditions.

• Greaseproof Paper: Match grammage and dimensions to the food and packaging conditions.