Chipboard

Name	Paeticleboards /Chipboard
Size	1220x2440mm,1250x2500mm,1250x3000mm,or as Customized
Thickness	2.7~30mm
Certification	FSC,CE,EUTR,CARB,EPA
Core Material	Birch,Eucalyptus,Poplar,Combi core or as request
Grade	Normal Particleboard , Waterproof Particleboard
Glue	Phenolic,WBP ,E0,E1,E2
MOQ	*120HQ**
Payment	T/T or L/C at sight
Density	550-800kg/m3
Moisture Content	8%~14%
Usage	Furniture,Laser Die Cutting,Toy,Loud Speaker,Construction,Flooring,etc
Product advantage	Tight construction and high strength; Minimum twisting, delamination or warping; Water proof, consistent when exposed in the natural or wet environment; Low formaldehyde emission; Good heat and sound resistant, easy to be coated;

Chipboard is a type of engineered wood product made from small wood particles, such as sawdust or wood chips, that are bonded together with a synthetic resin or other binder and pressed into sheets.

It is also referred to as particle board or fiberboard.

This material is known for being cost-effective and versatile, often used in the construction of furniture, cabinetry, and flooring underlayment. Chipboard is valued for its affordability and ease of use. It can be covered with veneer or laminate to improve its appearance and durability for various applications.

Chipboard types

Melamine faced chipboard

Hollow particleboard

chipboard/Particleboard

The melamine surface is highly durable, resistant to scratchesstains, and moisture.Available in a wide range of colors, patterns, and textures.

Commonly used for interior doors, partition walls, and furniture where weight reduction is beneficial, while still needing a decent level of strength.

Made from recycled wood materials such as wood chips, sawmill shavings, and other wood scraps, which promotes the sustainable use of resources.

Usage scenario

Flat-Pack Furniture: Particle board is commonly used to manufacture flat-pack or ready-to-assemble furniture, such as wardrobes, bookshelves, cabinets, and desks. Its smooth surface and ease of processing make it ideal for cost-effective furniture production.

Interior Doors: Many interior doors, especially non-load-bearing ones, use particle board as the core material, with a veneer or laminate finish for aesthetic purposes.

Cabinetry: Particle board is extensively used in the production of kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and other storage units. By applying a PVC film, wood veneer, or other decorative finishes, particle board can achieve the look of solid wood at a much lower cost.

Wall Panels: Particle board is used as decorative wall panels, particularly in commercial spaces, exhibition halls, or office interiors. Its flat surface makes it suitable for laminating or painting.

Ceiling Panels: Due to its light weight and smooth finish, particle board can also be used for ceiling panels, especially in industrial or commercial buildings.