Cover for hole cutting in chipboard flooring

[Kekar]

Where can I buy wooden/MDF covers to place in holes on an MDF floor if hole drilling with a hole saw has been done?

 

[Thomas_Blekinge]

Maybe you can saw a circle with the next size of the hole saw and glue it in.

 

[Stefan N]

There is nothing like that to buy, cut one out yourself with a hole saw and embed it. Put a support underneath then a lot of wood glue on the edge.

 

[sir_daniel]

Take the piece you sawed off and screw a wood piece or equivalent underneath so it can get support from below and glue in the sawed-out piece (or make a new one). Mix glue and sawdust to increase the volume and density

 

[Kekar]

Where can I buy wooden/chipboard covers to place in holes on a chipboard floor, if hole cutting with a hole saw has been done?

 

[Kekar]

But I know that there are ready-made lids to buy but where....

 

[Liteavvarje]

Is it to kill the hole (it shouldn't be there)
Insert a strip into the hole so it goes across behind it, and after that apply wood glue inside.
When it has dried, mill out a circle with a router and glue it against the wood piece. When it's dried, you can fill the seam with some glue.
A tip when you are lowering the piece, insert a long screw in it so you can't drop it and also clamp it against the underside in some way.

 

[Ljus]

I believe, as someone already mentioned in your previous thread, that you won't find any ready-made product for this. The closest you can get are doslock or bordsgenomföringar.