DIFFRENT TYPES OF BORDS ...

Board play a vital role in furniture making and interior design. Depending on strength, durability, budget, and application, manufacturers select different types of boards. As a result, from homes to offices, these boards help create interiors that remain strong, stylish, and long-lasting.

Plywood

Manufacturers create plywood by pressing thin layers of wood together. Because of its strength and durability, plywood supports heavy loads with ease. Therefore, carpenters widely use it for furniture, wardrobes, beds, and doors.

Block Board

Block board features a core of wooden strips placed between plywood sheets. Compared to plywood, it weighs less and resists bending effectively. Hence, builders commonly use block board for doors, tables, and shelves.

MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard)

Manufacturers produce MDF by compressing wood fibers under high pressure. Due to its smooth surface, MDF allows easy painting and detailed decorative work. As a result, designers prefer MDF for cabinets, wall panels, and modern furniture.

HDF (High Density Fibreboard)

HDF resembles MDF but offers greater density and strength. Because of this added durability, it works well for flooring, doors, and wall paneling where extra strength matters.

Particle Board

Manufacturers make particle board by mixing wood chips with resin. Since it remains lightweight and cost-effective, it suits budget furniture and modular setups. However, it works best in low-load applications.

PVC Board

PVC boards resist water and termites effectively. Therefore, designers choose them for kitchens, bathrooms, and other moisture-prone areas where durability is essential.