The Types segment classifies particle board products by performance characteristics: Standard Particle Board, Moisture‑Resistant Particle Board, High‑Density Fiberboard (HDF), Fire‑Retardant Particle Board, and Veneered Particle Board. Standard board dominates volume sales, serving cost‑sensitive residential and office applications, and therefore underpins the bulk of market turnover. Moisture‑Resistant variants, engineered for kitchens and bathrooms, capture a premium share by addressing durability requirements, especially in humid climates. HDF, with its superior density and surface smoothness, commands higher margins in upscale furniture and cabinetry, reflecting its role in differentiated product lines. Fire‑Retardant board, mandated by safety regulations in hospitality and institutional settings, contributes a niche but growing portion of revenue as compliance standards tighten. Finally, Veneered particle board, which combines a decorative veneer with a particle core, adds value in design‑focused segments, supporting a modest yet strategic share of the market. Together, these types delineate the functional taxonomy that drives pricing, adoption rates, and overall market growth.