fiberboard
- noun
- /ˈfaɪbərˌbɔrd/
- US
- The Eugene plant is currently being converted from particle board to medium-density fiberboard (MDF) production.
- medium-density fiberboard
- density fiberboard
- fiberboard panels
This is wood fiberboard, the same stuff essentially that we work with on the outside of the house and you can use the clay plaster directly on this.
- This is wood fiberboard, the same stuff essentially that we work with on the outside of the house and you can use the clay plaster directly on this.
Examples
-
Escobar leaned against the porous fiberboard of Suskind's cubicle and smiled briefly.
Fiction book (1998) -
I make my bases from MDF—medium-density fiberboard.
Blog text (33) -
I once worked at a fiberboard plant.
Blog text (23) -
I knew by now that even some good shoe manufacturers used fiberboard to make insoles.
Fiction book (2000) -
This is wood fiberboard, the same stuff essentially that we work with on the outside of the house and you can use the clay plaster directly on this.
-
And what we would like to do is to transfer those bullets into plastic bags and then put those in double-walled, corrugated fiberboard boxes.
-
A more common Aspergillus species in wet buildings is A. versicolor, which has been found growing on wallpaper, wooden floors, fiberboard, and other building materials.
Academic text (2003) -
In a neighborhood of almost identical structures on identical lots, the house was painfully neat and small: single-story, squat, and square, with white trim and blue fiberboard shingles.
Academic text (2001) -
Examples include a proposal in North Dakota to build sales for fiberboard products made of wheat straw, construct a soybean oil refinery in Michigan, and improve efficiencies at two Wisconsin cooperatives.
Academic text (2001) -
The furniture was made from fiberboard, ensuring durability while remaining lightweight.
Synonyms
A stiff, cheap board made from pressed wood chips used for furniture
A flat sheet made from small pieces of wood pressed with glue
A stiff board made from layers of paper or wood fibers used for furniture and insulation
A light board made from wood fibers used for walls and ceilings
A thin stiff board made from pressed wood fibres used for furniture and buildings
A flat panel that people make by pressing wood flakes and glue together
How Dense
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fiberboard combines fiber ('thread' or 'small strands of wood') and board ('a flat piece of wood'). So it literally means a flat board made by pressing and gluing many fibers together, which explains why it is used for furniture and walls.