Mdf Board

Material Composition: Made from wood fibers, wax, and resin, which are compressed at high pressure and temperature to form a dense, solid board.

Density: Higher than regular MDF, typically ranging from 800 to 1,100 kg/m³, which makes it sturdier and more robust.

Strength: Offers superior strength and load-bearing capacity compared to standard MDF, making it ideal for applications that require added support and durability.

Smooth Surface: Provides a smooth, even surface, ideal for painting, veneering, or laminating without the need for additional surface preparation.

Applications: Commonly used for cabinetry, furniture, paneling, doors, and custom millwork, particularly in high-end residential or commercial interiors.

Moisture Resistance: While not as resistant to moisture as some other materials, high-density MDF performs better than regular MDF in humid conditions.

Sound Insulation: Its density helps in reducing sound transmission, making it a good option for acoustic panels or interior applications where noise reduction is desired.

Easy to Work With: Can be cut, drilled, and shaped easily using standard woodworking tools, allowing for versatile applications and precise detailing.

Environmental Impact: Often made from sustainably sourced wood fibers, contributing to environmentally friendly building practices.

Finishing: Takes paint, veneer, or laminate finishes well, making it a popular choice for decorative applications and furniture.

Cost: More expensive than standard MDF, but offers better durability and performance, justifying the higher cost for more demanding projects.