As we know, wood comes in different forms for processing. We usually get this type of wood in the form of sheets. A few of the commonly-used forms are plywood, MDF (medium-density fiberboard) and OSB (oriented strand board). And for them, there are different production processes and uses: Plywood: P

Particle board is a kind of man-made board that is cut into pieces of certain specifications from leftovers and sawdust in the wood processing process, dried, mixed with adhesives, hardeners, and waterproofing agents, and pressed at a certain temperature. Because the particleboard has a relativel

CE and DOP document: The European market requires that construction products across all of its member states carry a common mark to show they meet a harmonised European standard and may be easily identified as being ‘fit for purpose’.For the plywood, The (updated) harmonised European standard enabli

The full name of MDF is Medium Density Fiberboard, also called density fiberboard, which is made of wood fiber or other plant fibers, prepared by fiber, applied with synthetic resin, and pressed under heating and pressurizing conditions.The surface of the density board is smooth and flat, the ma

Plywood is the finished product that manufacturers bond together plywood. It is worth noting that the veneers can also have different thicknesses. Depending on your location, some parts of the home must meet specific standards, the number of plywood required, a certain depth, especially with exterio