Chipboard shelf

Chipboard shelf cut to your measurements.

A chipboard shelf is made up of wood chips and glue that are pressed together into a homogeneous shelf.

It is easy to screw, drill, saw and mill in chipboard, just use ordinary tools for machining wood. A fine-toothed saw provides the best result.

The edges of a chipboard shelf are relatively open, and thus not particularly suited to being painted on, for example. You can subsequently glue edging on the shelf yourself.

Available in several thicknesses.

All chipboard shelves are sawn on circular saws.

The shelf is untreated, and therefore needs either varnish, soap or oil.

The shelf calculator takes into account how many bearers are to be used depending on the shelf thickness. The thicker the shelf, the fewer shelf brackets. The number of recommended shelf carriers is only indicative, should the shelf carry a large weight, additional supports may be necessary. In addition, the nature of the wall also determines how much the shelf can be affected by weight.

Make sure that the shelf is adequately supported. How much depends on the thickness and shelf size, as well as how much load the shelf is exposed to. If the shelf starts to bend, more support is needed.