Particle Board
The range of particle board includes:
Particle Board 
Standard Particle Board
A consistent and reliable panel ensuring superior board density ready for use in applications such as cupboards, kitchen bench tops, joinery, laminating and furniture manufacturing.
The panel is made from a combination of plantation grown Radiata Pine residues and recycled wood products.
Specifications
- Dimensions:
- 2400mm x 1200mm
- Thicknesses:
- 16mm, 18, 25mm
- Density:
- 620-640 kg/m3 Approx
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Raw “HMR” Particle Board
High Moisture Resistant (HMR) particle board is suitable for use in areas where occasional wetting may occur as well as in areas of high humidity whilst providing stability and uniform strength.
The moisture resistant resign repels water giving the panel a reduced response when subject to wetting when compared to standard particleboard.
Suitable for use in bathroom vanities, kitchen and laundry cupboards and any situation that requires a product that is suitable for a a humid environment.
Specifications
- Dimensions:
- 2400mm x 1200mm
- Thicknesses:
- 16mm, 18, 25mm
- Density:
- 620-640 kg/m3 Approx
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White “HMR” Melamine Particle Board
Melamine is available on all types of particle board and MDF substrates, providing a durable, easy to clean surface that is resistant to stains.
Suitable for use in kitchens, cabinetry & wardrobes or any other application where a white finish is required.
Specifications
- Dimensions:
- 2400mm x 1200mm
- 3600mm x 1200mm
- Thicknesses:
- 16mm
- Finish
- Matt
- Texture
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Black “HMR” Melamine Particle Board
Used commonly by shopfitters and cabinetmakers, the black melamine surface bonded to an HMR particle board substrate results in a hard wearing panel giving the consumer choice in colour over the standard white.
Specifications
- Dimensions:
- 2400mm x 1200mm
- Thicknesses:
- 16mm
- Finish
- Texture
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Particle Board Flooring – Tongue & Groove
Particleboard flooring, a premium sheet flooring that is manufactured for house construction providing the ideal sub floor surface for all types of floor coverings including vinyl, ceramic tiles, slate and carpet.
This product is engineered to withstand the elements in which the flooring may be exposed to during construction with an upper surface that is resin enriched. It is made from precision milled wood flakes whilst incorporating a high concentration wax-resin system giving the product greater edge protection if they were to be cut.
Tongue and groove panels have edges fitted with colour coded PVC tongues to ensure an easy and tight fit for adjoining panels.
The three colours & thicknesses are as follows:
Yellow/ Orange Tongue – 19mm Thick
Red/ Burgundy Tongue – 22mm Thick
Blue/ Navy Tongue – 25mm Thick
Floorboard is available in three different thicknesses in either General Purpose (GP) or Termite Treated (TT). It is suitable for both domestic and commercial installations as it meets all the requirements of the Australian Standard AS/NZS 1860.1.
Specifications
| Type | Dimensions (mm) | Thickness (mm) | Joists |
|---|---|---|---|
| Orange Tongue | 3600 x 900 | 19 | 450mm wide joists |
| Burgandy Tongue | 3600 x 900 | 22 | 600mm wide joists |
| Navy Tongue | 3600 x 600 | 25 | Industrial/Commercial Applications |
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Industry Information
| Particleboard | |
|---|---|
| Flooring Installation Guidelines | Floorboard Particle Board Flooring |
| Facts About Particleboard and MDF | Engineered Wood Products Association of Australasia | Link unavailable as technical literature is under review by the EWPAA |
| Product & Specification Guide For the Professional and Home Handy Person | Engineered Wood Products Association of Australasia | Link unavailable as technical literature is under review by the EWPAA |
| Fire Resistance | Engineered Wood Products Association of Australasia | Link unavailable as technical literature is under review by the EWPAA |
| Facts About Formaldehyde Emissions | Engineered Wood Products Association of Australasia | Link unavailable as technical literature is under review by the EWPAA |