A Practical Base for Inspired Interiors.
Blockboard is made with a core of solid timber strips bonded between outer veneer layers. This construction provides a practical sheet material for a range of furniture and joinery applications.
Whether you are planning wardrobe shutters, shelving, or interior partitions, select the grade and thickness suited to your design. Our team can help you confirm available options for your project.
Key Features
Timber-Strip Core
Solid wood strips form the central core between outer veneer layers.
Veneer Surfaces
Smooth faces provide a base for suitable decorative finishes.
Versatile Applications
Explore options for shutters, shelves, partitions, and furniture components.
Finishing Flexibility
Suitable surfaces can accommodate laminate, veneer, or paint with proper preparation.
Your Blockboard Questions, Answered
What is blockboard?
Blockboard is an engineered wood panel with a core of solid timber strips bonded between outer veneer layers.
How is blockboard different from plywood?
Blockboard contains a timber-strip core, while plywood consists of thin wood veneers layered throughout its thickness.
Where can blockboard be used?
Common applications include wardrobe shutters, doors, partitions, and shelving. Suitability depends on the grade, thickness, panel orientation, and support arrangement.
Is blockboard waterproof?
Not all blockboard is waterproof. Moisture resistance depends on its grade, adhesive, and construction, so confirm suitability before using it in damp areas.
Can blockboard be laminated or painted?
Yes, suitable surfaces can be finished with laminate, veneer, or paint. Use appropriate preparation, compatible materials, and proper edge finishing.