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particle board

Board manufactured by gluing small flakes or pieces of timber together under pressure. Chipboard is perhaps the best known, but other examples include flakeboard (used to board up damaged windows and doorways) and waferboard.

Particle board may be covered in a plastic veneer and used for specialist surfaces.
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