Chipboard is a three-layer wood material with a sanded surface, formed as a result of pressing wood particles using urea-formaldehyde resins as a binder. The inner layer consists of coarser chips and the outer layer of very fine and thin chips. The obtained surface is characterized by low roughness, and high resistance to surface delamination.
Chipboard is the basic material for the production of furniture. In addition, it is great for use as a material for:
• carpeting and insulation in interiors,
• for partition walls,
• base for the production of worktops, window sills, wall panels, and floors.