In Stock
4.46€ / sheet
Ex Tax: 3.60€ / sheet
6.00€ / m²
Length (mm)
1220
Waterproof gyprock
Particle boards
Width (mm)
610
Thickness (mm)
3.2
In Stock
55.20€ / sheet
Ex Tax: 44.52€ / sheet
17.67€ / m²
Length (mm)
2500
Waterproof gyprock
Particle boards
Width (mm)
1250
Thickness (mm)
22
In Stock
27.53€ / sheet
Ex Tax: 22.20€ / sheet
19.12€ / m²
Length (mm)
2400
Waterproof gyprock
Particle boards
Width (mm)
600
Thickness (mm)
22
Pre-Order
Length (mm)
2500
Waterproof gyprock
Particle boards
Width (mm)
1250
Thickness (mm)
18
Pre-Order
Length (mm)
2500
Waterproof gyprock
Particle boards
Width (mm)
1250
Thickness (mm)
16
Pre-Order
Length (mm)
900
Waterproof gyprock
Particle boards
Width (mm)
95
Thickness (mm)
45
Category - Particle Boards
Particleboard, also known as plywood, is a popular material in construction and furniture production. This category of materials is one of the most common types of wood panels, and it gets its name from a specific manufacturing process.
Main Characteristics of Particleboard Include:
- Composition: Particleboard is made by mixing wood shavings, sawdust, and other wood waste with adhesive substances. Typically, melamine resin or urea-formaldehyde glue is used.
- Production: The mixed material is then subjected to high pressure and temperature, allowing the creation of strong and stable particleboard sheets.
- Varieties: There are various types of particleboard, including laminated (with a surface film to enhance appearance), edge-processed, and specialized for specific applications.
- Usage: Particleboard is widely used for making furniture, interior and exterior wall coverings, ceilings, doors, and other construction elements. It can also serve as a base for attaching laminate, wooden furniture, and other decorative finishing materials.
- Advantages: Particleboard is characterized by its relative affordability, ease of processing, strength, and dimensional stability. It is also more environmentally friendly compared to some other wood panels, such as MDF (medium-density fiberboard).
- Limitations: Despite its advantages, particleboard has limitations related to moisture. It can swell and deform when exposed to prolonged moisture.
- Safety: It is important to take precautions when working with particleboard, as some adhesives used in its production may contain formaldehyde, which can release harmful fumes into the environment.
Particleboard provides extensive opportunities for creating durable and aesthetically pleasing wooden structures and products. It remains one of the key materials in the furniture and construction industries due to its versatility and reliability.
Show more CollapseFrequently asked questions about the Particle boards category
What are Particle boards?
Particle boards are panels made from wood shavings and sawdust bonded with adhesives (commonly melamine resin or urea-formaldehyde) under high pressure and temperature; used in construction and furniture, typical sheet size 1250x2500 mm with thicknesses like 16–22 mm.
What sizes and thicknesses are available?
Available sheets include 1250x2500 mm particle boards and SOOME PAPP 1220x2440 mm / 1220x610 mm; common thicknesses are 3.2 mm, 16 mm, 18 mm and 22 mm.
Are particle boards suitable for flooring?
Yes — the range includes PUITLAASTPL.PÕR.22X600X2400 and other 22 mm boards suitable for subfloor construction and load-bearing floor layers.
Are there moisture-resistant particle boards?
Yes — the category notes moisture-resistant variants; choose boards specifically marked moisture-resistant with suitable treatments for wet rooms or humid environments.
What are laminated particle boards and where to use them?
Laminated particle boards have a decorative melamine or PVC surface layer that provides wear resistance and easy cleaning; ideal for furniture, cabinet fronts and interior decorative finishes.
What are tongued-and-grooved particle boards and their use?
Tongued-and-grooved particle boards feature tongue-and-groove edge profiles for tight joints; used for flooring, cladding and assemblies requiring seamless panel connections.
How do boards laminated with thermoset polymer films differ?
Boards with thermoset polymer film have a durable, abrasion- and chemical-resistant decorative surface; the film improves moisture resistance and longevity compared with untreated boards.
What adhesives are used in particle board production and do they affect quality?
The category states melamine resin or urea-formaldehyde glue are used; melamine offers better moisture resistance and surface hardness, while urea-formaldehyde is common for standard boards.
Which type of particle board to choose for external works?
For external works choose specifically marked moisture-resistant or surface-coated boards, as standard untreated particle boards are not suitable for prolonged exposure to moisture and outdoor conditions.
How does SOOME PAPP 1220x2440x3.2 mm differ from standard 1250x2500 mm boards?
SOOME PAPP 1220x2440x3.2 mm is a lightweight 3.2 mm sheet suited for backing and packaging, whereas 1250x2500 mm boards are larger and typically thicker (16–22 mm) for load-bearing and furniture applications.
New Arrivals in the Particle boards Category in 2026
- SOOME PAPP 1220X2440X3,2mm — 10.61€
- SOOME PAPP 1220X610X3,2mm — 4.46€
- PARTICLE BOARD 1250X2500X22 — 55.20€
- PUITLAASTPL.PÕR.22X600X2400 — 27.53€
Best sellers in the Particle boards category in 2026
- PUITLAASTPL.PÕR.22X600X2400 — 27.53€
- SOOME PAPP 1220X610X3,2mm — 4.46€
- SOOME PAPP 1220X2440X3,2mm — 10.61€
- PARTICLE BOARD 1250X2500X22 — 55.20€
Cheap products in the Particle boards category
- SOOME PAPP 1220X610X3,2mm — 4.46€
- SOOME PAPP 1220X2440X3,2mm — 10.61€
- PUITLAASTPL.PÕR.22X600X2400 — 27.53€
- PARTICLE BOARD 1250X2500X22 — 55.20€
Expensive products in the Particle boards category
- PARTICLE BOARD 1250X2500X22 — 55.20€
- PUITLAASTPL.PÕR.22X600X2400 — 27.53€
- SOOME PAPP 1220X2440X3,2mm — 10.61€
- SOOME PAPP 1220X610X3,2mm — 4.46€
Price of products in the Particle boards Category
Particle boards: 3.60€ — 44.52€ (4)