Hardboard Sheets
Our hardboard sheets come in an array of lengths, widths and depths to suit a range of purposes, from floor covering to furniture manufacturing. Whether you’re looking to begin a creative upcycling project or require a level underlayer for your wooden flooring, our hardboard sheets give you durability and versatility all at once.
Frequently Asked Questions
General-purpose hardboard sheets can be used in several ways. From your standard decorative projects in the home to replacing the backing on your furniture, our sheets offer a hard-wearing, high-density surface that’s both versatile and reliable. Whether you opt for our natural wood effect or our decorative white hardboard, watch as your next DIY project is made significantly easier with the help of these multi-purpose boards.
Should you need more than just the hardboard boards, we have a range of wood glues and flooring adhesives available, all compatible with our hardboard sheets.
And if you need an extra helping hand, our collection of upcycling project guides and our wooden flooring installation guide are there to assist you every step of the way.
FAQs
What is hardboard used for?
Hardboard sheets are used in many DIY and manufacturing projects, including furniture assembly, flooring installation, cabinet construction and the formation of countertops. Their flat and resilient surface allows for consistent precision, 0for laying down wood flooring or upgrading your tabletop.
How should you cut hardboard?
Cutting hardboard sheets is both easy and straightforward. All you’ll need is a sharp utility knife or fine-toothed handsaw and a clamp if you have one but this isn’t essential for stability purposes. Before you take the first cut, mark your cutting guideline on the board using a pencil and ruler. Next, maintain steady motions as you use your cutting device along your guide. If you don’t achieve a clean edge at first, you can go in with some sandpaper to neaten up the surface.