Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) is a man‑made wood‑based panel produced by wood fibers, glue, under high temperature and high pressure. It features smooth surface and homogeneous inner structure. Easy for cutting, CNC carving, routing, drilling and various surface finishing, widely used for furniture, cabinetry and interior decoration.
Key Advantages
- Smooth, knot‑free surface, uniform structure, low warping risk
- Excellent machinability for carving, routing and complex profiles
- Compatible with melamine paper, natural veneer, engineered veneer, paint, PVC foil
- Full range of thickness options, different density grades available
- Stable finishing performance after lamination
Grades Available
Standard MDF: for dry indoor application
MR‑MDF (Moisture Resistant MDF): for high‑humidity indoor areas such as kitchen
Fire‑retardant MDF: for commercial projects with fire requirement
Formaldehyde emission: E1, E0, CARB P2 / EPA compliant for North‑America export
Common Specifications
Raw material: wood fiber with urea‑formaldehyde glue
Thickness: 2.5mm, 3mm, 6mm, 9mm, 12mm, 15mm, 16mm, 18mm, 25mm
Standard size: 1220×2440mm (4×8ft), custom sizes acceptable
Density: 650‑800 kg/m³
Applications
Furniture, cabinet doors, interior doors, mouldings, carved decorative parts, photo frames, craftworks, speaker cabinets, advertising boards, base material for acoustic panels.
Note: Standard MDF is NOT suitable for outdoor or continuous water exposure. Use MR‑MDF for humid conditions.
