What are the different types of wooden board?

MDF board is medium density fiberboard (MDF), which is a type of engineered wood board. MDF boards are made from wood fibers bonded together with adhesives and synthetic resins. This mixture is compressed under heat and pressure. The MDF boards are mostly used for interior usage, such as wardrobe, kitchen counter tops and cabinets.

Plywood is made by gluing layers of thin wood veneers together. It's known for its strength and is commonly used in furniture that requires to withstand heavy loads or needs a stable structure, such as tables, chairs, and cabinetry.

This type of board is made from short lengths of wood fingers joined together. It's often used in furniture that desires the appearance of solid wood, such as high-end furniture and flooring.

Particleboard is an affordable option made from wood chips and is often used in furniture that will be covered with laminate or veneer, such as bookcases and wardrobes.

Also known as big core board, blockboard is similar to plywood but with a core made from smaller blocks of wood. It's suitable for furniture that requires a strong and stable structure, such as cabinetry and built-in furniture.

Solid wood boards are used in high-end furniture for their natural beauty and durability. They are often used in the construction of furniture that will be stained or finished with a clear coat to highlight the wood's grain.

This material is known for its high strength and stability, making it ideal for high-end furniture such as wardrobes and tables. It's also used in applications where stability and resistance to deformation are crucial.