Industrial Particle Board Panel

Particle Board is used extensively in furniture, drawer boxes, cabinetry, wall fixtures, and other light-load bearing applications. It is an accessible material, readily available for projects that require a lightweight substrate while also demanding workability. Easy to cut, machine, sand, and customize, get the perfect substrate panel for your interior project with Industrial Particle Board today.

Contact your Sales or Specification Representative for more information on how to best customize Industrial Particle Board to your project.

Benefits of Industrial Particle Board:

• Reliable substrate for veneers and laminates
• Lightweight
• Impressive durability and screw-holding ability
• Often composed from recycled/post-industrial wood materials
• Excellent choice for wall fixtures, countertops, and workspaces

Machinability

Particle Board is easily machinable. It is a reliable and workable substrate for High-Pressure Laminates and veneer. Particle Board is engineered for each of its applications—from industrial, heave-duty applications to residential kitchens and cabinets.

Fabrication

Particle Board is made from wood chips, flakes, and fibers combined with resin or other adhesives then heat pressed into sheets. The sheets are cooled and hardened before being cut and sanded into panels.

The chips, flakes, fibers, and other wood materials used to make Particle Board can be sourced from recycled products for a more sustainable panel.

Industrial Particle Board

Industrial Particle Board, or composite core, is classified by its density. Industrial Particle Board is denser than non-industrial Particle Board and is specifically engineered for more heavy-duty and commercial use.

Particle Board Standards

The American National Standard for Particleboard (ANSI A208.1) is the North American industry voluntary standard that classifies particleboard by physical, mechanical and dimensional characteristics as well as formaldehyde levels. The consensus-based Standard was developed through the sponsorship of the Composite Panel Association (CPA) in conjunction with producers, users and general interest groups.

Third-party certification to ANSI Standards is required for many applications of composite panels. In addition, many building code jurisdictions require the physical properties of particleboard underlayment and stair treads to be third-party certified.

• Drawer Boxes
• Kitchen Cabinets
• Kitchen Counters
• Vanity Cabinets
• Closets
• Garage Storage
• Residential Indoor Furniture
• Commercial Indoor Furniture