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*Call For Shipping Quote * Coosa Board Bluewater 32#

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Introducing the latest advancement from Coosa Composites, the Bluewater 32 redefines strength and durability. Whether utilized for structural components or demanding projects, the Bluewater 32 offers an exceptional level of strength and better screw retention.

The Bluewater 32, with an enhanced density, delivers unparalleled strength for your applications. Moreover, these panels retain Coosa's hallmark features: a no-rot, lightweight, and exceptionally strong solution for your projects.

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The Bluewater composite panels are made from high-density closed-cell polyurethane foam reinforced with continuous strand fiberglass and woven roving. They’re quickly becoming an industry standard for lightweight building applications that previously called for the use of plywood.

The Bluewater series is ideal for projects in marine or high-humidity settings. While the Bluewater series is fantastic in aquatic environments, it’s also just as suitable for applications that require a high strength per cubic foot ratio with the added benefit of being lighter than plywood.

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