Engineered boards

Engineered Boards

 

Hardboard:

Hardwood is created by compressing wooden fibres into a thin sheet of board with the addition of glue or resin base.

 

Uses: Cabinets, Countertops, Furniture

Thicknesses: 3mm

 

Blockboard:

blockboard is made by sandwiching softwood blocks between two wooden sheets under intense presure and glue. the outer sheets of wood can be softwood, hardwood or egineered board

 

Uses: Doors, Tables, Shelves, Paneling and Partition Walls

Thicknesses: 13mm- 30mm

 

Plywood:

Plywood is made up by compressing thin layers of wood together with the addtion of glue. the pieces of wood are then compressed to form one thick board. Plywood is very strong because of the crossing of grain within it production

Uses: Furniture, Sheds, Blackboards, Billboards and Kitchen

Thicknesses: 6.5- 30mm (Maximum thickness is 50mm)

 

MDF- Medium Density Fibreboard:

 

Uses: Furniture, Laminate Flooring, Shelving, Decorative Moulding and Doors

Thicknesses: 3mm- 32mm

 

Chipboard:

 

Uses: Flooring, Countertops and Furniture

Thicknesses: 12mm, 18mm