A standard block-board is a panel with a solid wood core, generally made of pine or poplar. This board is finished with a rotary-cut veneer or a thin chipboard or MDF board. The specific product structure used for block-boards means that the finished product may be labelled as 'solid wood'. The screw-holding power and machinability are within the parameters of regular solid wood.
Block board is made up of a core of softwood strips. The strips are placed edge to edge and sandwiched between veneers of hardwood. A single veneer on both sides is known as 3-ply. A double veneer on both sides is called 5-ply. The sandwich is then glued under high pressure.
Poplar veneer sheet with cross direction and thickness 1.3 ,
1.7 , 2mm
Wood strips side by side gathering with thread with different
thickness starting from 9.5mm
The same top layer
Poplar veneer sheet with cross direction and thickness 1.3 ,
1.7 , 2mm
Poplar veneer sheet with cross direction and thickness 1.3 ,
1.7 , 2mm
Poplar veneer sheet with cross direction and thickness 1.3 ,
1.7 , 2mm
Wood strips side by side gathering with thread with different
thickness starting from 9.5mm
Poplar veneer sheet with cross direction and thickness 1.3 ,
1.7 , 2mm
The same top layer
Poplar veneer sheet with cross direction and thickness 1.3 ,
1.7 , 2mm
Poplar veneer sheet with cross direction and thickness 1.3 ,
1.7 , 2mm
Poplar veneer sheet with cross direction and thickness 1.3 ,
1.7 , 2mm
Poplar veneer sheet with cross direction and thickness 1.3 ,
1.7 , 2mm
Wood strips side by side gathering with thread with different
thickness starting from 9.5mm
Poplar veneer sheet with cross direction and thickness 1.3 ,
1.7 , 2mm
Poplar veneer sheet with cross direction and thickness 1.3 ,
1.7 , 2mm
The same top layer
Poplar veneer sheet with cross direction and thickness 1.3 ,
1.7 , 2mm
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