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SHEET MATERIAL | CHIPBOARD | T & G | FLOORING GRADE | P5 | HALF SHEET
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Flooring Grade Moisture Resistant Chipboard Flooring – P5 (T&G)
Our P5-grade chipboard flooring is the most widely specified flooring panel in the UK, used in new house builds and refurbishment projects alike. Engineered with advanced moisture resistant resins for long-lasting durability, this chipboard flooring offers excellent structural performance when laid over C16 graded softwood joists at the correct centres.
Available in 18mm and 22mm thicknesses, each sheet measures 8ft x 2ft (2400 x 600mm) with a tongue & groove profile for fast, secure installation. For a strong, squeak-free floor, fix boards using timber screws or bond with a suitable flooring adhesive. The 22mm P5 chipboard is also suitable for certain commercial flooring applications.
Internal high-density structural moisture resistant floor panel
Ideal for domestic and specific commercial chipboard flooring applications
Tongue & groove (T&G) profile for seamless fitting
Conforms to EN 312 and EN 13986
Must be conditioned per manufacturer's instructions prior to installation
When cutting, use appropriate PPE to protect against dust inhalation and eye contact
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FAQ's
Is chipboard flooring waterproof?
No. P5 chipboard flooring is moisture-resistant, meaning it can tolerate occasional exposure during construction, but it isn't designed for permanent wet conditions.
What thickness of chipboard flooring do I need?
18mm is standard for most domestic joist centres, while 22mm is used for wider joist spacings or where commercial-grade performance is needed.
Can chipboard flooring be used in bathrooms or kitchens?
P5 chipboard offers moisture resistance suitable for general domestic use, but in consistently damp areas a fully waterproof board (such as WBP plywood) is usually preferred.