Chipboard Flooring

18mm x 2440mm x 600mm

PLEASE NOTE: Full size sheet materials (2440mm x 1220mm & 1525mm x 1525mm) are only available for local delivery or collection - as these are too large to be dispatched by courier.

Chipboard flooring is a strong, load-bearing engineered wood panel designed specifically for use as a structural floor deck in residential and commercial construction. Manufactured from compressed wood particles bonded with resin, it offers consistent strength, dimensional stability, and excellent value.

Available in 18mm and 22mm thicknesses, chipboard flooring is typically supplied with tongue and groove edges to ensure a secure, flush fit and reduced movement once installed.

Classification & Standards

Chipboard flooring is manufactured in accordance with EN 312, commonly supplied as:

• P5 Chipboard – Load-bearing boards for use in humid conditions (The most widely used grade for flooring applications)

When installed correctly, P5 chipboard flooring provides reliable performance for modern construction requirements.

Key Features

• Structural, load-bearing performance
• Tongue & groove profile for strong, stable joints
• Suitable for humid internal environments
• Smooth surface ready for final floor finishes
• Consistent thickness and quality
• Cost-effective flooring solution

Available Thicknesses

18mm Chipboard Flooring

• Suitable for domestic flooring applications
• Ideal for refurbishment projects and lighter load requirements

22mm Chipboard Flooring

• Designed for higher load-bearing performance
• Commonly used in new-build housing and commercial floors
• Suitable for wider joist centres

Typical Uses

Chipboard flooring is commonly used for:

• Domestic and commercial floor decks
• New-build housing projects
• Refurbishments and extensions
• Upper floors and mezzanine levels
• Timber frame construction

Chipboard flooring is intended for internal use only and should not be used externally.

Installation & Handling Guidance

• Store flat, dry, and off the ground prior to installation
• Acclimatise boards to site conditions before fixing
• Install with the correct joist spacing for the board thickness
• Use PVA D3 adhesive in tongue and groove joints
• Fix using appropriate flooring screws or nails
• Protect boards from prolonged moisture exposure during construction