Soft Board

The cost of soft board is determined by a variety of different elements, including its size and the number of layers it may include. It is essential to have a clear idea of the needed size of the soft board before going out to get it. The cost of the soft board is often calculated on a per-square basis. The price per square foot begins somewhere around 20 rupees. The cost of the soft board might range significantly between different brands.

During the pressing process, soft boards are manufactured using wood fibre and are created by the application of pressure, heating, and compression. They can either be hard and unyielding or soft and flexible. Insulation is the most common application for soft board panels. Insulating against the cold and preventing overheating during the warmer months, soft boards are an excellent choice. In addition to this, they perform the function of acoustic barriers, which prevent the transmission of sounds. In a variety of building shell applications—including roofs, walls, and floors—soft boards that are simple to install are employed. 

The wood fibres used to make soft boards are compressed and heated during the pressing process, giving the boards their distinctive shape. Each has the potential to be either hard or flexible. For the production of wet process fibre boards, the natural lignins in the timber are used as a binding material in the pressing process after the wood has been steamed and reduced to fibres. The ultimate density of the panel determines whether the product is referred to as soft board or hardboard.

Plywood-made soft board is recyclable & eco-friendly; is fireproof, moisture-resistant, high temperature resistant, as well as, provide sound insulation, etc.