Canite

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Canite (also known as caneboard, pinboard, softboard) is a low density fibreboard panel made from sugar cane fibres. It is easy to handle, light weight and durable. Due to its low environmental footprint it is considered a sustainable building product. It may be used without finish, painted or rendered with natural lime-based products.^[1] It is commonly used for

• Interior wall and ceiling lining
• Pin boards, bulletin board
• Office partitions
• Protective covering boards
• Sound isolation and reflected sound reduction
• Door fillings
• Stucco background
• Soundproofing under floorboards
• Fire lighter (saturated with paraffin)

In Australia, canite is commonly sold in 2400 x 1200 mm panels. Typical thickness is 10–13 mm. Typical density is 350 kg/m³.^{[citation needed]}

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