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What is MDF?
Decorative paper-covered MDF Products, with their different color and surface options in homes, offices, restaurants and all living spaces, constitute the basic material that makes a difference in decoration. In other words, MDF is present in many areas we touch. So, how much do we know about MDF, which actually finds a place in every moment of our lives and makes us feel closer to nature?
The concept of MDF is born from the first letters of the words Medium Density Fiberboard. It means medium density fiberboard.
How is MDF Produced?
Approximately 90% of MDF boards are made of wood. In order to meet the desired features in the areas of use, the wood pieces obtained after hard and soft trees undergo various processes are separated into fibers by special blades by giving intense steam. Then, special adhesives and hardeners that will ensure that these fibers stick together are mixed with the fiber. The mixture is dried with hot air to the desired humidity value. The dried fibers are laid out homogeneously depending on the feature of the product to be produced. After this process, the board, whose rough outlines are given with the first pressing process, is subjected to the appropriate temperature and pressure with the second pressing process to ensure that the fibers stick together well. In the last stage, the boards coming out of the press are left to cool. After the specified cooling period is completed, they are made ready for final use by being subjected to a sanding process to have the desired thickness and smooth surface.
How to Determine the Production Variety of MDF?
They are produced in various thicknesses and densities depending on their areas of use, with a thickness of 2.5 mm to 40 mm and a density of 500-900 kg/m3. Depending on the area of use; they can be produced with a width between 1220 mm and 2500 mm and a height between 1830 mm and 4200 mm.
Where is MDF Used?
MDF, which is not inferior to solid wood in terms of its durability and physical properties, is delivered to the end user as is or with various surface options.
It can be used as an alternative to solid wood with its physical properties. One of its most prominent features is that it provides ease of use in many areas due to the homogeneous density of each point. Being able to be produced in standard sizes, its perfection in milling processes, holding the screws applied from the surface and edges well, creating a good ground for surface applications such as painting and decorative foil, PVC, wood coating etc. has made MDF a material used in All Products of the furniture sector. With its high surface density and low roughness of the surface, all kinds of liquid surface processes such as lacquer, paint and varnish can be applied to the board surfaces. MDFs, which are produced with advancing technology in recent years, have a very wide area of use in all types of home and office interior designs. It is a preferred product in kitchen cabinet bodies and doors, bathroom cabinets, living rooms, bedrooms and all other living spaces. It is suitable for all kinds of surface processes, both with lacquered surface and single-sided coating; It can be used as a product ready for manufacturers' use.
MDF is used in many areas we touch...
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