MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard) is an engineered wood product made from breaking down hardwood and soft wood residues into wood fibers, wax, and resin, which are then combined and mixed under high heat and pressure to create a dense and smooth board. to acheive its form. They can also be easily molded into different shapes and designs and absorb paint very well making them ideal as paint work material.

Key Features:

• Smooth Surface: MDF has a fine and uniform surface, making it ideal for painting and veneering.
• Versatility: Commonly used in furniture, cabinetry, moldings, and decorative applications.
• Easy to Work With: It can be cut, drilled, and shaped easily, allowing for intricate designs and details.
• Density: MDF is denser than particleboard, providing a more robust structure for various applications.

Uses:

• Furniture: Often used for tabletops, shelves, and cabinetry.
• Interior Applications: Suitable for trim, moldings, and paneling due to its smooth finish.
• Craft Projects: Popular in DIY and craft projects for its ease of use.

MDF is a cost-effective choice for many woodworking and construction projects, though it is less moisture-resistant than other materials like plywood or HMR board, so care should be taken in humid environments.