Domestic Particleboard type T and D, imported Particleboard type A and medium density fiberboard type N were treated by various humidities. The lower modulus of rupture (MOR), modulus of elasticity (MOE), internal bond (IB) and screw holding strength values were obtained at high humidity, and the higher strength values were obtained at dry condition, but boar d type A and N immersed in water for two honrs had higher strength values than specimens which treated at 90±2% relative humidity (C_8 treatment). Board type T, D, A and N had, the highest nail holding strength at normal weather condition (C_2, relative humidity 62+2%, 20℃), in other words, humid and dry condition had the effect of reducing the nail holding strength.