New plywood cutting service and visualiser tool for campervanners

Premier Processing & Fabrication, the post-manufacturing processing division of UK timber firm, Premier Forest Products, has just introduced a range of new colours and finishes to its Superva range, as well as a bespoke cutting service and a visualiser tool on its website, aimed at campervanners undertaking a DIY project or planning a conversion.

Superva lightweight plywood is designed to suit the specific needs of the leisure industry and is widely used to fit out campervans.

It is made from an exterior-grade lightweight plywood core, to save weight, and High-pressure Laminate (HPL) for enhanced wear on one, or both sides of the board.

The company now offers 54 colours, including a range of wood finishes, meaning customers can design a unique campervan interior to suit their personality and style.

To compliment the launch of Superva’s new colour options, Premier Processing & Fabrication is also offering a new cutting service, which enables people who are renovating campervans to buy made-to-measure fixtures.

The pre-cut kits offer a precision solution to make fitting easier and quicker for conversion specialists and DIY enthusiasts alike.

Campervan converters can also try before they buy, thanks to Premier’s new visualiser tool, which shows how each of the colours and finishes will look in situ.

Paul Davies, Director of Premier Processing & Fabrication, said, “With our expertise in machining, fabrication and the ability to CNC products, we felt that we had a lot to offer existing and future clients within the leisure industry.”

“Combining our stockholding and experience with our specialist laminate partners has created a range of stunning decorative panels. Our new visualiser tool is great for enabling customers to see how all the colours and finishes look when they are fitted, hopefully giving them a good insight into the product that is right for them.”

The visualiser tool and the full range of products, including the new colours, can be found on Premier’s website premierforest.co.uk