FR Particle Board is a fire-retardant engineered wood panel designed for furniture manufacturing, interior decoration, commercial fit-outs, and public building projects where enhanced fire performance is required. Available in multiple thicknesses, density grades, and customized specifications for distributors, wholesalers, and OEM projects.
| MOQ | Flexible Based on Product Specifications |
| Lead Time | 15–25 Days |
| OEM / ODM | Available |
| Sample | Available |
| Pricing | Factory Direct Pricing |
| Packaging | Standard Export Packaging |
FR Particle Board is a fire-retardant engineered wood panel manufactured by compressing carefully selected wood particles with specialized fire-resistant additives and resin systems under heat and pressure. Compared with standard particle board, it provides enhanced fire performance while maintaining good dimensional stability, smooth surfaces, and reliable machining characteristics.
Baier FR Particle Boards are produced using advanced manufacturing technology and quality raw materials to ensure consistent panel quality, dependable structural performance, and compliance with various fire protection requirements. Available in multiple thicknesses, density grades, fire ratings, and customized specifications, our fire-retardant particle board solutions support furniture manufacturers, interior contractors, distributors, wholesalers, and commercial projects worldwide.
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| Board Type | Particle Board |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 12–18mm, 18–25mm |
| Size | 1220×2440mm, 1220×2745mm, 1220×3050mm, Custom Size |
| Density | 680–730 kg/m³, 730–800 kg/m³ |
| Certification | CE, FSC, PEFC |
| Environmental Rating | CARB P2, E0, E1, NAF, TSCA Title VI, ULEF |
| Fire Rating | B1, Class A, FR |
| Surface Finish | Melamine, Raw, Veneer |
| Application | Commercial, Furniture, Hospitality, Interior Decoration, Office, Retail |
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