1. A type of engineered wood product made from a core of wooden strips sandwiched between layers of veneer or plywood, used in furniture and construction.
Usage: Also called blockwood or strip board in some regions.; Common in furniture manufacturing and interior design.

Examples

• The cabinet maker chose blockboard for the shelving because it was sturdy yet affordable.
• Blockboard is lighter than solid wood but stronger than particle board.
• The desk was constructed from blockboard with a veneer finish.
• Blockboard is commonly used in flat-pack furniture due to its stability and cost-effectiveness.
• The interior designer specified blockboard panels for the built-in wardrobe.