Flooring Grade Chipboard Thickness

Make the job easier with the tongue grooved chipboard that s profiled on four edges.

Flooring grade chipboard thickness.

These offer versatility and are suitable for use as various kinds of flooring and other boarding projects. 9mm standard grade spans up to 450mm 22mm standard grade spans up to 600mm 25mm heavy duty spans up to 600mm subject to engineering and manufacturers safe load limits. The national wood flooring association recommends a minimum plywood panel thickness of 7 8 inch for joist spans of 19 2 to 24 inches and a minimum plywood panel thickness of 5 8 inch for joist spans of 16 inches or less. Kronospan chipboard is ideal for use in a variety of different applications.

8 x 2 in size. As well as chipboard flooring we sell specific loft packs for loft boarding. Although chipboard floor boards are available in 18mm and 22mm thicknesses you will almost certainly need 22mm thick for any normal modern flooring application. Chipboard technical data p1 standard p1 is suitable for general building work joinery.

P2 superfine p2 grade is suitable for use in veneering foiling kitchen and melamine facing applications. Boards are 600mm wide and 2400mm long meaning they are fairly easy to manage plus quick and easy to lay. The sheets use high density particleboard and are suitable for both domestic and commercial flooring. P5 chipboard is a great choice for flooring as it s high quality and moisture resistant.

This gives a tight easy fitting joint with maximum strength. The thickness of your plywood subfloor depends on the joist spans. Timber sheet materials 5. Our chipboard range includes chipboard flooring panels available in various board sizes.

4 3 6 reviews egger protect grey tongue and grooved chipboard flooring 22mm x 2400mm x 600mm 165344. All of our chipboard products are manufactured to meet the industry standard p5 grade of bs en312. 2400 x 1200 2400 x 1800 3600 x 600 3600 x 900 3600 x 1200. The recommended thickness of the plywood subfloor is governed by the spacing of the joists.

Floor joists are made from 2 by 8 inch or 2 by 10 inch lumber or from engineered quiet beams which are made from a thin layer of chipboard on edge between two lumber caps forming an i shape.