One of the main advantages of MDF is its smooth and even surface, which is ideal for painting and veneering. Unlike natural wood, which has knots and grain patterns, MDF provides a consistent and flawless finish. This makes it a popular choice for creating intricate designs and detailed moldings, where a smooth finish is essential.
Another key benefit of MDF is its workability. It can be easily cut, drilled, and shaped without the risk of splitting or warping, which is a common issue with solid wood. MDF's uniform structure also allows for precision in cutting and machining, making it ideal for custom furniture and detailed craftsmanship.
In terms of environmental impact, MDF is often made from recycled wood fibers, which makes it an eco-friendly option compared to products made from virgin wood. However, the use of formaldehyde-based resins in its production has raised concerns regarding indoor air quality. Low-emission MDF panels are available to address these concerns, and they are increasingly being used in applications where air quality is a priority.
Overall, MDF is a cost-effective, adaptable, and widely used material in the woodworking industry, suitable for a range of applications where a smooth, even surface is needed. Despite its limitations, when used in the right conditions, MDF provides a durable and aesthetically pleasing solution.
Grade | E0 E1 E2 CARB P2 |
Thickness | 2.5-25mm |
Size | a) Normal: 4 x 8' (1,220mm x 2,440mm)
6 x 12' (1,830mm x 3,660mm) |
b) Big: 4 x 9' (1,220mm x 2,745mm), | |
5 x 8 ' (1,525mm x 2,440mm), 5 x 9'(1,525mm x 2,745mm), | |
6 x 8' (1,830mm x 2,440mm), 6 x 9' (1,830mm x 2,745mm), | |
7 x 8' (2,135mm x 2,440mm), 7 x 9' (2,135mm x 2,745mm), | |
8 x 8' (2,440mm x 2,440mm), 8 x 9' (2,440mm x 2,745mm | |
2800 x 1220/1525/1830/2135/2440mm
4100 x 1220/1525/1830/2135/2440mm |
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Texture | Panel Board with Pine and Hard Wood Fiber as raw material |
Type | Normal, Moisture-proof, Water-proof |
Certificate | FSC-COC, ISO14001, CARB P1 and P2, QAC, TÜVRheinland |
E0 ≤0.5 mg/l (By dryer test)
E1 ≤9.0mg/100g (By perforation)
E2 ≤30mg/100g (By perforation)