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Name: MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard)
Size: 1220x2440mm, 1250x2500mm, 1250x3000mm, or as Customized
Thickness: 2.7~30mm (3mm, 5mm, 9mm, 12mm, 15mm, 18mm)
Certification: FSC, CE, EUTR, CARB, EPA
Face: Sanding, Matting, Melamine
Material: Wood fiber
Glue: E0, E1, E2
Product advantage: 1. High Strength & Tight Construction, Waterproof & Stable in Humid Conditions; 2. Low Formaldehyde Emissions, Minimal Twisting, Warping, or Delamination
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MDF Core
We use the highest quality medium density fiberboard (MDF), which is resistant to moisture.
Unlike pine, oak and other natural woods, our MDF is free of defects such as knots, dry or wet rot and SAP stains.
Making it the perfect choice for furniture, paneling, tube boxes, shelves, store accessories, modeling and exhibition displays.
MDF application scenarios
1.Furniture: MDF is often used in the manufacturing of furniture, including tables, chairs, and cabinets. Its smooth surface allows for a high-quality paint finish, making it ideal for modern furniture designs.
2.Cabinetry: Kitchen and bathroom cabinets frequently use MDF for doors and paneling due to its stability and resistance to warping.
3.Shelving: MDF is used for bookshelves and other types of storage shelves. Its strength and durability make it suitable for supporting heavy loads.
4.Wall Panels: MDF is used for decorative wall paneling, wainscoting, and other architectural details. Its smooth surface provides a perfect base for painting or veneering.
5.Flooring: MDF is sometimes used as an underlayment for flooring, providing a smooth and stable surface for laying tiles, laminate, or other floor coverings.
FAQ
1. What is MDF board commonly used for?
MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) is widely used in furniture, cabinets, shelves, wall paneling, and interior decorations. Its smooth surface makes it ideal for painting, veneering, or laminating.
2. How does MDF compare to plywood?
MDF has a smoother surface and is easier to cut and shape compared to plywood, making it excellent for decorative work. However, plywood is generally stronger and more moisture-resistant, making it better for structural applications.
3. Is MDF moisture resistant?
Standard MDF is not very moisture resistant and can swell if exposed to water. For kitchens, bathrooms, or humid environments, moisture-resistant MDF (MR MDF) should be used.
4. Can MDF board be painted or laminated?
Yes, MDF has a very smooth surface that accepts paint, laminates, and veneers well. Proper priming before painting ensures a high-quality finish.
5. What thickness options are available for MDF board?
MDF boards are available in a range of thicknesses, typically from 3mm to 25mm. Thinner boards are used for backing or decorative panels, while thicker boards are used for furniture, shelves, and doors.
