MDF Board
Ultra-smooth, uniform density, ideal for painted finishes and precision routing. MDF is the preferred board for high-end shutter work, decorative panels, and interior mouldings.
Variants
MDF Board Types
Plain MDF
Standard dry-use MDF for interior shutters, panels, and mouldings. Available 3mm to 25mm.
Moisture Resistant MDF
Green-core MR MDF for kitchen and bathroom environments. Higher moisture resistance than plain.
Pre-Laminated MDF
MDF with factory-applied high-gloss or matte laminate — ready for direct use without additional finishing.
Ultra-Light MDF
Lower density MDF for easy handling and reduced door weight. Ideal for large panel applications.
FAQs
Common Questions
MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard) is an engineered wood product made by breaking down hardwood or softwood residuals into wood fibres, combining with wax and a resin binder, and forming panels by applying high temperature and pressure. It has a very smooth surface ideal for painting and laminating.
Yes, MDF is widely used for kitchen cabinet shutters, especially when a painted finish is required. However, standard MDF should not be used near direct water sources. Moisture-resistant (MR) MDF should be used in kitchens.
Plywood is stronger in terms of structural rigidity and screw-holding. MDF is denser and provides a smoother surface but is heavier and can crack under stress. Use plywood for structural furniture, MDF for flat-panel shutters and painted finishes.