Chipboards
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Chipboards are made of small wood particles glued, pressed and cut to standard sizes. They are used for cabinets, partition walls and furniture frames, and can be veneer-pressed. Their disadvantage is sensitivity to moisture.
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Standard chipboard: 8, 12, 16, 17, 17.5, 18 and 22 mm; sizes 2440×1220 / 2440×1830 / 3660×1830 mm
Light chipboard: 33 and 38 mm; size 2440×2100 mm
Tubular chipboard: 33 mm; sizes 2090×700 / 2090×800 / 2090×900 mm
The tubular core cuts weight by up to 60% compared with solid boards and has very low thickness swelling, suiting doors with delicate surfaces
Published by: Sophia’s Wood