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Both are made in a similar way. The chipboard is made with a high content of recycled wood waste from the urban waste stream. The balance is from other forest residues. The wood is cleaned and chipped then pressed with heat and glue to make a usable joinery board, which is then used withint the making of the coffins.
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How is chipboard and MDF used in the coffins made?
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