I have used sundella board on my layout for many years now, and been very happy with it, but saying that it does need care when fixing down, as it has a bad habit of bowing, (you will probraby notice that its bowed when you take delivery of it) mine is screwed down onto chip board, it does need a good base to be fixed to, my points are operated from lever frames, so i dont have the problem with hiding point motors, it also has good sound deadening properties, and as mentioned before, the easiest way to cut is with an panel saw.
Sundeala Board
I've built my baseboard and tomorrow the Sundeala boards arrive.Tips on how to cut it would be gratefully appreciated.
As background info the board are 9m thick 2.4x1.2m in size and my baseboards ware around a metre square. I want to keep each board separate as I expect to move house in a couple of years! The layout is OO gauge.
R
As background info the board are 9m thick 2.4x1.2m in size and my baseboards ware around a metre square. I want to keep each board separate as I expect to move house in a couple of years! The layout is OO gauge.
R
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