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Action TESA has launched HDHMR and Boilo wooden boards, offering superior durability, moisture resistance, and sustainability. HDHMR, with an 850+ kg/m³ density, excels in high-moisture areas, while Boilo, boasting 1000+ kg/m³ density and fire-retardant properties, is ideal for extreme conditio...

Action TESA has launched HDHMR and Boilo wooden boards, offering superior durability, moisture resistance, and sustainability. HDHMR, with an 850+ kg/m³ density, excels in high-moisture areas, while Boilo, boasting 1000+ kg/m³ density and fire-retardant properties, is ideal for extreme conditions. These products address the challenges of traditional wood materials and offer durability.Contact: Action TESAWebsite: www.actiontesa.com

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