Classification of Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF)
Medium-density fiberboard (MDF) is an engineered wood product commonly used in furniture, construction and decoration. According to different production processes, uses and characteristics, medium-density fiberboard can be divided into the following categories:
Classification by use:
Furniture medium-density fiberboard: The surface is smooth and easy to process, suitable for making various furniture.
Decorative medium-density fiberboard: The surface is treated and can be directly used for decorative projects such as walls and ceilings.
Structural medium-density fiberboard: It has high strength and stability and is suitable for supporting materials in building structures.
Classification by surface treatment:
Plain board: Medium-density fiberboard without any surface treatment, suitable for uses that require further processing.
Veneer board: A layer of decorative paper, veneer or other materials is attached to the surface, which is directly used for furniture and decoration.
Coated board: The surface is coated with a layer of paint and can be directly used for applications that require a beautiful surface.
Classification by special properties:
Moisture-proof medium-density fiberboard: After special treatment, it has good moisture-proof properties and is suitable for humid environments such as kitchens and bathrooms.
Flame retardant medium density fiberboard: Flame retardant is added, which has certain fire resistance and is suitable for places with high fire protection requirements.
Environmentally friendly medium density fiberboard: It uses low formaldehyde or formaldehyde-free adhesives, meets environmental protection standards, and is suitable for places with high indoor air quality requirements.
