MDF

What is MDF?

The initials stand for Medium Density Fibreboard. It is an engineered wood sheet product that consists of refined wood grits that are mixed with wax and resin and pressed under immense pressure and temperature to form flat panels. It is used in various applications such as building material and production of furniture.

Often, many people confuse MDF board with plywood, but MDF wood is effortless to use with industrial machinery and comes with a smooth surface, and that’s why it is suitable for applying surface paint and finishes.

Generally, it is an excellent sheet material; cost-effective, robust and versatile. We often interact with it at work (shop fittings, construction products, furniture), or home (shelving, kitchens, bathrooms, etc.).