Where does man made boards come from?

Man-made boards, such as particle board, MDF (medium-density fiberboard), and plywood, are derived from wood fibers, chips, or veneers that are bonded together using adhesives and heat. These materials are typically sourced from wood byproducts, such as sawmill waste or tree residues, making them more sustainable than solid wood. The manufacturing process allows for the efficient use of timber resources, reducing waste and providing a versatile material for furniture and construction.