Plummer Summit MR10 Moisture Resistant Commercial Particle Board Panel

Summit Particle Board is an environmentally friendly panel substrate made from softwoods from the Pacific Northwest. Strong and moisture-resistant, this Particle Board is an ideal core for laminates and veneers and can be utilized in commercial and retail applications as well as residential cabinetry and bathroom vanities. Easy to cut, machine and customize, choose the reliable and resilient Plummer Summit Particle Board.

Contact your Sales or Specification Representative for more information on how to best customize Plummer Summit MR10 Commercial Particle Board to your project.

Why Plummer Summit MR10?

• TSCA Title VI Compliant
• Made from 100% recycled wood fiber
• Moisture-resistant
• Excellent machinability
• Smooth surface ideal for lamination or veneers

Moisture Resistance:

Moisture Resistant Medium Density Fiberboard Panels are an ANSI MR10 rated product for use in interior locations with occasional moisture exposure.

According to the ANSI Standard, MR10 requires that swelling after a soak test not exceed 5.5%.

Commercial Particle Board:

Summit Commercial Particle Board is an engineered, lower density panel at a cost-effective price.

Summit Particle Board is produced from inland Northwest Softwoods featuring a light color and excellent machinability. With its moisture-resistant characteristics, Summit Particle Board is ideal for office and residential furniture, kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities.

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 Cabinet Doors
• Vanity Cabinets
• Vanity Cabinet Doors
• Closets
• Garage Storage
• Residential Indoor Furniture
• Commercial Indoor Furniture