18mm Loft Boarding Panels 1220 x 320mm Tongue & Groove Chipboard Pack of 3

• LOFT BOARDING PANELS – 18MM THICK – Quality chipboard panels designed for loft boarding and creating a practical storage area. Each panel measures 1220mm long × 320mm wide × 18mm thick, providing a convenient size for loft installation and handling.
• TONGUE & GROOVE CONNECTION – Integrated tongue and groove edges allow panels to connect neatly for a faster and more consistent installation. The interlocking design helps create a cleaner finished surface when boards are correctly fitted and supported.
• 3 PACK WITH 1.17M² COVERAGE – Supplied as a pack of 3 loft panels, providing approximately 1.17m² total coverage. A practical option for extending or completing loft storage boarding projects.
• CORRECT INSTALLATION IS IMPORTANT – For best results, the longer side of each panel should be positioned at 90° to the joists, with board ends meeting on a joist. Staggering joints helps improve the overall layout. Panels should be securely fixed with suitable screws and countersunk where required.
• SUITABLE FOR LOFT STORAGE AREAS – Designed for interior loft boarding applications where a practical storage surface is required. These panels are non-structural and should not be treated as a replacement for structural flooring. Do not position unsupported board ends over a void between joists.

Chipboard Loft Boarding Panels – 18mm × 320mm × 1220mm – 3 Pack Create a practical and organised loft storage area with these chipboard loft boarding panels, designed for interior loft boarding applications. Each panel measures 1220mm in length, 320mm in width and 18mm in thickness. The compact panel size makes the boards easier to handle and position during installation, while the tongue and groove profile allows adjoining panels to connect neatly. The pack contains 3 panels with a combined coverage of approximately 1.17m², making them suitable for smaller loft boarding projects, extensions and additional storage areas. Installation Guidance For a suitable installation, the longer side of the boards should be positioned at 90° to the joists. Board ends should meet directly on a joist rather than over an unsupported void. Where multiple panels are installed, staggering the joints can help improve the overall arrangement. The panels should be fixed securely using suitable screws at every supporting joist. Countersinking the screws helps prevent them from protruding above the finished surface, while pilot holes can assist with easier and more controlled fixing. Do not place two board ends between joists or over an unsupported void, as this can create a weak area and may cause the board to sag or break if subjected to inappropriate loading. These panels are intended for interior use and are not moisture resistant. They are classified as non-structural, so they should be used only for their intended loft boarding/storage application and installed over suitable supporting joists.