MDF boards
- Size: 8×4 ft standard size
- Thickness: Ranges from 2mm to 30mm
- Material: Compressed wood
- Surface: Gurjan face
- Grades:
- Commercial Grade (Standard use)
- HMR Grade (Exterior Grade, Moisture Resistant)
- HD HMR Grade (Waterproof for extreme conditions)
Combining smoothness and affordability, MDF is the perfect solution for your furniture, cabinetry and interior needs. From moisture resistant for kitchens and bathrooms, to waterproof for high moisture environments, our various MDF grades ensure you’ll get the right board that suits your needs.
With MDF thickness options ranging from ultra thin 2 mm to heavy duty 30 mm, these boards can handle anything from intricate design details to custom furniture. Contact us or visit our shop in Coimbatore to explore MDF boards.
What is the difference between MDF and plywood?
MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) and plywood are engineered wood products but differ in composition, strength and use cases. MDF is made from compressed wood fibers with resin and wax, giving it a smooth surface. Plywood consists of thin wood veneer layers glued together in alternating grain directions, making it stronger and more durable.
Is MDF better than plywood?
It depends on the application. MDF has a smooth surface, making it ideal for painting, detailed designs and indoor furniture. It is generally more affordable than plywood. However, MDF is more prone to sagging under heavy weight and absorbs moisture easily unless you use HMR or HD HMR grades. If you need a budge friendly, smooth surface for interiors, MDF is a great option.
What is the difference between Commercial, HMR, and HD HMR grades of MDF?
- Commercial MDF is perfect for indoor projects where moisture isn’t a concern, like furniture and cabinetry.
- High Moisture Resistant Medium Density Fiberboard (HMR MDF) is suitable for areas like kitchens and bathrooms where exposure to water is a factor.
- High Density High Moisture Resistant Medium Density Fiberboard (HD HMR MDF) is used in places with high levels of humidity.
What is the best thickness of MDF for interiors?
- 2 mm - 6 mm: Wall panel, decorative elements like jali design
- 18 mm - 25 mm: Cabinets and standard furniture
- 25 mm - 30 mm: Heavy-duty furniture and shelves