Rough Wood is a thin piece of fiberboard that often has one side rough and the other finished.
Manufacturers use wood pieces to create Rough Wood sheet,
which then gets densely compressed to make a panel that doesn’t bend or warp.
Rough Wood is exceptionally durable, despite its thin frame.
It’s common to see this type of panel on kitchen countertops, furniture frames, and subflooring.
Some people use Rough Wood for the base of their laminate flooring
because it’s so strong and can stand up to constant wear and tear.