MDF

Name: MDF Sources: MDF is a type of hardboard, which is made from wood fibres glued under heat and pressure. Advantages: -There are a number of reasons why MDF may be used instead of plywood or chipboard. It is dense, flat, stiff, has no knots and is easily machined. Because it is made up of fine particles it does not have an easily recognisable surface grain. MDF can be painted to produce a smooth quality surface. Because MDF has no grain it can be cut, drilled, machined and filed without damaging the surface. MDF may be dowelled together and traditional woodwork joints may even be cut. MDF may be glued together with PVA wood glue. Oil, water-based paints and varnishes may be used on MDF. Veneers and laminates may also be used to finish MDF Uses: -It may be used to make display cabinets, wall-panels and storage units. A) Raw plain
3)Size: 1220mmx2440mm,
4)Thicknesses: Differing Thicknesses Available;
6)Grade: A grade; B) Raw melamine faced,
3)Size: 1220mmx2440mm,
4)Thicknesses: Differing Thicknesses Available;
5)Glue: MR, ER;
6)Grade: A grade;