Flisett

Flisett is a term that refers to a type of processed wood product. It is commonly used in various construction and manufacturing applications. The production of flisett involves the breakdown of wood into smaller pieces, which are then reformed and bonded together using adhesives. This process allows for the utilization of wood waste and smaller timber, making it a more sustainable option compared to traditional lumber in some contexts. The properties of flisett can vary depending on the specific manufacturing process and the types of wood fibers used. It is generally known for its strength, dimensional stability, and relatively low cost. These characteristics make it a versatile material for applications such as furniture manufacturing, interior paneling, and as a component in engineered wood products. Environmental considerations are often a factor in the production and use of flisett, as it can contribute to reducing deforestation and the disposal of wood waste.