Product Description

MDF is made of very fine wood particles. Typically coniferous woods are used but deciduous woods are also suitable. Panels have different densities depending upon the kind of wood used. Panels made with coniferous woods are lighter in colour and weight than deciduous woods as less bonding agent is required. 

MDF's primary advantage is its ease of processing and working. It can be formed, sawn, milled and drilled. The surface can be painted directly or foil-coated. MDF bleaches over time when exposed to UV-light. Untreated MDF is susceptible to fat and dirt blemishing. 

MDF panels are available in a wide variety of thicknesses from 8 to *0 mm and densities from 0.*0 to 0.*5 g/cm3. Recently MDF panels have become available in a variety of colourings. 

According to the European Panel Federation in ***3 more than *1 million m3 MDF were produced in Europe. MDF is used primarily for the production of laminated flooring.MDF is made of very fine wood particles. Typically coniferous woods are used but deciduous woods are also suitable. Panels have different densities depending upon the kind of wood used. Panels made with coniferous woods are lighter in colour and weight than deciduous woods as less bonding agent is required. 

MDF's primary advantage is its ease of processing and working. It can be formed, sawn, milled and drilled. The surface can be painted directly or foil-coated. MDF bleaches over time when exposed to UV-light. Untreated MDF is susceptible to fat and dirt blemishing. 

MDF panels are available in a wide variety of thicknesses from 8 to *0 mm and densities from 0.*0 to 0.*5 g/cm3. Recently MDF panels have become available in a variety of colourings. 

According to the European Panel Federation in ***3 more than *1 million m3 MDF were produced in Europe. MDF is used primarily for the production of laminated flooring.MDF is made of very fine wood particles. Typically coniferous woods are used but deciduous woods are also suitable. Panels have different densities depending upon the kind of wood used. Panels made with coniferous woods are lighter in colour and weight than deciduous woods as less bonding agent is required. 

MDF's primary advantage is its ease of processing and working. It can be formed, sawn, milled and drilled. The surface can be painted directly or foil-coated. MDF bleaches over time when exposed to UV-light. Untreated MDF is susceptible to fat and dirt blemishing. MDF is made of very fine wood particles. Typically coniferous woods are used but deciduous woods are also suitable. Panels have different densities depending upon the kind of wood used. Panels made with coniferous woods are lighter in colour and weight than deciduous woods as less bonding agent is required.  MDF panels are available in a wide variety of thicknesses from 8 to *0 mm and densities from 0.*0 to 0.*5 g/cm3. Recently MDF panels have become available in a variety of colourings. MDF panels are available in a wide variety of thicknesses from 8 to *0 mm and densities from 0.*0 to 0.*5 g/cm3. Recently MDF panels have become available in a variety of colourings.