Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) is made
from wood fibers, wax and resin that are compressed and heated to create a
dense, flat panel.
It is commonly used in the
construction and furniture industries for various applications due to its
smooth surface, uniform density and versatility. Common applications of MDF
include furniture construction (such as cabinets, shelves and tables), interior
doors, paneling, moldings and other decorative elements.
MDF accepts paints and finishes well, providing a smooth and even surface for a professional appearance. However, it's
important to consider its limitations, such as susceptibility to moisture and
its tendency to sag under heavy loads.
