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melamine-faced chipboard or mdf
Hello,
I am looking to box around a boiler. I was going to use melamine faced chipboard, though I have read here of melamine faced mdf. No-one locally has heard of the latter! Regarding the chipboard variety, I need something 3' wide. Unfortunately the "sheds" only sell up to 2'. I have asked the local timber merchants: one does not do it at all and the other only goes up to 2'. Help! Where can I get it from or what do you recommend I do as an alternative? I have read here about people joining chipboard with those "white blocks". Will that be sufficient? The blocks don't look very big to me, or is it better to put a frame or some form of support underneath? Thanks. |
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