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9mm 1200mm x 2400mm Cement Bonded Particle Board

Cement bonded particle board is an innovative building material that is durable and flexible and meet the requirements of moisture tolerance and fire resistance. It is manufactured from wood particles and cement and has no asbestos or other hazardous volatiles. The board has smooth grey surface and is available in two basic finishes unsanded (suitable for many decorative finishes) and calibrated (sanded on both sides). The panel is easy to use in external and internal applications due to its flexibility–can be nailed, screwed, drilled, routed, sanded, planed or sawn. It is not subject to weather influences and also provides a level of airborne sound reduction–can be used to comply with the applicable regulations.

Standard MDF Board 18mm x 2400mm x 1200mm

Medium Density Fibreboard (MDF) is an engineered wood product with a smooth surface and uniform density core ideal for moulding, shaping, cutting and routing. MDF board can be easily painted, cut, machined and cleanly drilled without splintering or chipping. MDF sheets come in a wide range of sizes and thicknesses.

Pallets

C24 100mm x 100mm x 4.8m Regularised Treated Timber

Graded and Regularised Timber. Timber for use in load bearing situations is typically required to be graded to strength classes usually C16, C24 and TR26 in the UK (TR26 and C24 are a higher structure grade than C16). Graded timber is generally kiln dried …

Moisture Risit MDF Lite 6mm x 1200mm x 3000mm

Moisture resistant MDF is an incredibly versatile panel, with a high internal bond strength, used extensively throughout the construction and furniture industries, for interior applications that may be subject to occasional wetting or humidity.

Oak Veneer A/B Grade MDF 10mm x 1220mm x 2440mm

Veneered MDF (A/B) is made up from quality real wood veneers bonded to premium MDF. The core is MDF with a 0.5mm veneer on both sides to create the finished size. The veneer features an A grade face and a B grade face. Flat slicing produces a crown cut veneer which gives a more figured face. Solid timber and real wood veneers are natural products meaning each piece is unique with a variation in shading, colour, structure, grain and the inclusion of knots and fissures are characteristics of the product. Veneered MDF is an ideal alternative to solid woods and it is used for a number of purposes including making office furniture, kitchen cabinets, panel mouldings, dining sets, fire surrounds and many more. Due to its smooth and stable surfaces MDF is also used for decorative wood or laminate veneers and it can easily be drilled and cut to specific sizes.