What are sheet goods?
Refers to materials that come in flat sheets and also includes some sheet products that can be rolled
What are the COMMON examples of sheet goods?
What are the LESS COMMON examples of sheet goods?
What is a Composition Board?
Sheet goods made from fibers, chips, or flakes
What are some examples of composition boards?
What is the common trade name for MDF?
Medite or Ranger
What are the common thicknesses of MDF?
What is the range of thickness that you can buy MDF?
2.5mm (1/10”) to 50mm (2”)
What is the most common way to sell MDF in terms of sizing?
approximately 25mm (1”) oversized in width and length
What is the typical thickness of a particle board?
10mm (3/8”) to 41mm (1 5/8”) with door core as thick as 57mm (2 1/4”)
What is the typical thickness of a particle board for new processes?
as thin as 0.8mm (1/32”)
What is the typical thickness of a particle board for veneering?
mostly available in 2mm (1/16”)
What is the range of lengths for a particle board?
What are the common press widths for oversized particle boards?
4’ or 5’ panels
What is plywood?
A type of sheet good that has a minimum of 3 layers
What are the 3 layers of plywood?
What can the core layer of plywood be made out of?
How do you construct plywood veneer?
Glue together layers of veneer at right angles and must be balanced to prevent the sheet from warping
What are the classes of plywood?
Where is SOFTWOOD PLYWOOD commonly used?
Where is HARDWOOD PLYWOOD commonly used?
Which plywood class can be made with waterproof adhesive?
Softwood Plywood
Which plywood class isn’t made with waterproof glue ?
Hardwood Plywood
What is Overlay Plywood?
Used for signs and smooth concrete formwork