Melamine-faced chipboard, or Conti-board chipboard, is a composite wood manufactured by mixing resin (a strong adhesive) with small machined wood particles. Due to its versatility, you can use melamine chipboard in numerous applications, for instance, in bathrooms, kitchen cabinets, canal boats, wardrobes, offices, caravans and many more. It is very easy to use and makes your surface aesthetically appealing, improving the general outlook of a particular structure. Due to its numerous applications, melamine-faced chipboard is always in higher demand. They normally come in different colours; for instance, melamine chipboard white is the most common.

Due to its versatility, melamine chipboard has gained popularity, and most professional industries use it. When properly managed, they can last for so long since the surface is waterproof, but when the water penetrates the underneath, it dampens, and it could distort the melamine. Installing them is very simple, and you can always do it yourself; you will need screws, wood glue, fast cap screw covers and a drill and countersink for screws. You will use the saw to cut the chipboard, fix them using the screws and the drill and countersink and cover the screw tip using a fast cap screw.