MDF

Description

MDF is processed wood in the form of board/panel used as an alternative to substitute plywood as raw material for making furniture. MDF is made of fine wood fiber and chemical resin which is bonded and compacted under high temperature and pressure. The wood raw materials commonly used include rubber wood, fruit, or wood waste from plantation or bamboo. The form is in the boards or sheets that are ready to be cut as needed. Higher density boards are called HDF (High Density Fibreboard) while lower density boards are called LDF (Low Density Fibreboard).