Fibreboard is an engineered wood-based product formed by breaking down wood residuals into wood fibres, combining them with a resin binder and forming panels by applying temperature and (normal or increased) pressure. The fibres are oriented in all directions, giving fibreboard uniform quality and strength parameters regardless of the direction of loads applied. Thanks to the manufacturing process involving high temperature pressing, its structure is very compact.
Fibreboard types:
- hard fibreboard (T) - pressed and temperature hardened
- porous fibreboard P - unprocessed
Applications: | |
• furniture making (rear walls and drawer bottoms) • housing joinery (doors, cladding, partitions) |
• packaging - timber trim, e.g. mirror and painting rear panels |
Thickness [mm] | Sheet Size [mm] | Sheet size [mm] | |
Hard particle board | 2-6 | 1220x 2400 | 1220x2750 |
Porous particle board | 6-19 | 1220x 2400 | 1220x2750 |