mieco is it? thats chipboard

Ya meica. But currently choose blockboard.. Not meico brand.

How is it compare to chipboard?

Searching around about this, but cannot find it here.

My friend offer me material of blockboard.

But previously im doing kitchen kabinet using meica brand which ia using cbipboard.

Which one ia better?

Can help me to explain?

I would prefer blockboard as it is more 'waterproof' than chipboard.

Already order the block board kitchen cabinet and wordrobe.. A lil bit expensive.

Already order the block board kitchen cabinet and wordrobe.. A lil bit expensive.

blockboard all the wayyy, light, solid, much better water resistance compared to fragile chipboard.

but the meica chipboard offers textured melamine surfacing both side. Its actually just easier to work, faster, cheaper in the long run, compared to blockboard+laminate.

The RM119,000 kitchen cabinet belum nampak lagi...

119k kitchen made of rm100 blockboard?

kayu jati la, and i'm eagerly waiting for the update

but apparently after asking Mr Google, teak is more expensive than any variant of oak. So maybee...

But then again malaysia plywood is RM80, and the same thing exported outside to US/EU is USD100++ a piece. Same goes for Teak (burma/indon/malaysia where ever)

who says normal teak is more expensive? only burmese teak la.
only stupid people think plantation teak price = burmese teak which justify they pay alot for some indon teak furniture..lol.

erm,
since when is cheapo malaysia plywood = usd100 plywood? thats probably meranti marine grade bs-1088 ply. which i dont think you can get for RM80

i dunno man, you're the pro in that field, i only see belian wood saja.

On the plywood, definitely not USD20 now eyh?

Teak ada plantation? Wow, and they claim 50Y min maturity, thus the asking price bla bla bla
But indon teak is... that is why i have a low perception of teak, when google, ang moh puji teak like no end.

At present, Thailand and Indonesia are the biggest exporters of teak wood products in the region. Demand for teak has yet to pick up in the wood industry here, but Frim is optimistic of the potential, citing the species’ faster growth rate compared to other local hardwood species such as meranti and cengal as a plausible appeal.

Currently, it is estimated that there are about 2,500ha of teak plantations in the country, mainly in Sabah and Sarawak. Frim continues its ongoing endeavours in promoting teak through conferences, technology talk with industry players, as well as meetings with planters.

google bagi jawapan by ppl who has interest in teak maybe 

i still personally do not like teak