Engineered Wood

Type: Decorative surface material made from thin slices of real wood (veneer) (0.5mm to 3mm thick), bonded to a backing material (usually Plywood, LDF, MDF, HDF, Block Boards, and Particle

Type: Natural solid timber board (single-piece, non-engineered). Core Material: 100% solid wood from a single log, no fillers. Manufacturing: Logs are sawn into planks or slabs, then air-dried or kiln-dried

Type: Made of long, peeled veneer strands from softwoods (commonly Douglas Fir or Southern Pine) that are coated with a strong, moisture-resistant adhesive and pressed under heat and pressure with

Type: Made by bonding and compressing long wood strands, usually softwood, with moisture-resistant adhesive under heat and pressure, aligning the strands parallel to create strong, uniform engineered lumber. Core Material:

Type: Made by gluing together multiple layers (lamellas) of solid timber with strong adhesives. Core Material: Laminated solid timber (typically softwoods like Spruce, Pine, Douglas Fir); finger-jointed lamellas bonded in

Type: Mass timber is made from solid lumber boards layered crosswise and glued together, designed as a structural building material. Core Material: Solid softwood boards. Manufacturing: Kiln-dried softwood boards such

Type: Made from thin layers (veneers) of wood, similar to plywood but designed specifically for beams and load-bearing applications. Core Material: Softwood veneers. Manufacturing: Veneers are dried, coated with adhesives,

Type: Made from large, thin wood strands oriented in specific directions and bonded with resins, serving as an alternative to plywood for structural applications. Core Material: Wood strands and flakes.

Type: Made from thin layers (plies) of wood veneer glued together with alternating grain directions. Core Material: Softwood or hardwood veneers. Manufacturing: Thin wood veneers are cross-laminated with grains at

Type: Made from wood particles bonded with resins and is considered one of the most economical engineered boards. Core Material: Compressed wood particles (wood chips, sawdust, shavings) with no specific

Type: Made with a core of wooden strips or blocks (usually softwood) sandwiched between layers of veneers (plywood sheets). Core Material: Softwood strips (usually Pine) sandwiched between two veneer sheets

Type: Engineered wood panel treated to resist or retard fire. Core Material: Wood fibers (softwood or hardwood) or wood-based composites, combined with fire-retardant additives and resins. Manufacturing: Produced by blending

Type: Made from very fine wood fibers combined with resins and is denser and harder than MDF due to higher compression. Core Material: Refined hardwood/softwood fibers + resin binders +

Type: Made from fine wood fibers mixed with synthetic resin adhesives to create a dense, uniform engineered wood panel. Core Material: Refined wood fibers + resin binders + optional additives

Type: Made from wood fibers bonded with resins and additives. Core Material: Wood fibers mainly come from softwoods and may include recycled or agricultural fibers. Manufacturing: Wood fibers mixed with