SHEET MATERIALS

Sheet materials play a crucial role in construction, providing strength and stability. They are used for structural elements like subflooring, wall sheathing, and roofing, offering a cost-effective and efficient building solution.

MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard)

• Smooth surface, great for cabinetry, wall panelling, furniture.

• Available in moisture‑resistant (HMR) versions for kitchens/bathrooms.

• Common thicknesses: 3mm–30mm.

OSB (Oriented Strand Board)

• Strong, cost‑effective structural sheet.

• Used for flooring, roofing, sheathing.

• OSB3 is the moisture‑resistant structural grade.

Plywood

• Comes in softwood, hardwood, marine, birch, structural grades.

• Stronger and more stable than MDF.

• Ideal for construction, furniture, and decorative finishes.

Chipboard / Particleboard

• Budget‑friendly.

• Often used for flooring or furniture carcasses.