*3.1.1.2 Applications of laminated board*

Laminated boards have a wide range of applications in various industries and sectors. Some common applications include [22, 23]:


The main and very important benefits,

	- 1.Considering their strength, their price is not very suitable for the consumer.
	- 2.Due to the multi-layered nature of this wood board, it is more difficult to cut. This makes it difficult to cut these wood boards.
	- 3.Dangerous gasses that may be released when cutting this wood board can be harmful to people.
	- 1.Furniture industry
	- 2.Seats and table types

Like other types of engineered wood, chipboard is obtained from waste wood such as sawdust and wood chips. These wood wastes are converted into wood chips during a special process, and these wood chips are well mixed with resin or glue during the thermal compression process. The final product is called a chipboard.

Chipboard is a type of engineered wood product that is made from compressed wood chips. It is one of the most widely used types of engineering wood, which is also known as chipboard. If you pay attention to the structure of this wood, you will see wood waste, such as wood chips, in its structure. These wood wastes, which are mostly wood chips, are compressed by heat and pressure and connected by glue or resin. In addition, note that to improve some characteristics of this wood, such as resistance to moisture, fire, or the production of soundproof panels, he made changes and corrections in the boards [24]. An example of chipboard wood is shown in **Figure 3**.
