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1 Products availableOur Complete range of products are finger joint boards, Commercial Block Board and waterproof block board.
Finger Joint Boards can be made of a single wood type. For example, Teak Finger Joint Boards or Spruce wood. Also, we can have a combination of different types of woods that are naturally available if you want to experiment with the overall look. The greatest advantage of a finger joint wood is that you don’t have to use external materials such as laminate or veneer.
Applications: Widely used in interior & furniture industry such as computer & TV Cabinets, modular kitchen, office work stations, kids furniture, school furniture, Toys and many more…
Finger Joint Board Types:
The core of the block board is made from solid blocks of wood.These blocks are rectangular elongated blocks/strips obtained from a softwood tree. All these small blocks are of almost the same size and are arranged end to end to form the entire block board core. Then, a top and bottom veneer (layer of wooden ply) is bonded/glued over these blocks to form the faces/surfaces.
Commercial Block board: ( IS-1659) It is Interior grade Block board meant for indoor use made using UF resins. Used in home and office furniture. It is Moisture resistant (MR grade) but it is not waterproof.
The core of the block board is made from solid blocks of wood.These blocks are rectangular elongated blocks/strips obtained from a softwood tree. All these small blocks are of almost the same size and are arranged end to end to form the entire block board core. Then, a top and bottom veneer (layer of wooden ply) is bonded/glued over these blocks to form the faces/surfaces.
Waterproof Block board: (IS-1659 BWP) It is Interior grade Block board meant for indoors applications where conditions are more humid & wet made using phenolic resins.
Applications: It is the most preferred choice when long pieces of wood are required for furniture-making as it is stiffer and does not bends or sags like plywood. Example: