Medium-density fiberboard, or MDF, is a manufactured wood product composed of wood fibers that are mixed with resin and wax and pressed into flat panels under high temperature and pressure. It is used much like plywood as a building material. Unlike particleboard, with which it is sometimes confused, MDF cuts well and has a smooth surface that is ideal for painting.
It is best to cut MDF outdoors, as it creates a lot of dust. It is also smart to wear a respirator when cutting or sanding MDF. When exposed to moisture, unfinished MDF can swell and lose strength.
In Canadian lumber mills at least, chipboard is made with smaller particles than fibreboard.
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Medium Density Fibreboard
Ring around the Rosy
It stands for medium-density fibreboard.
Medium Density Fibreboard
Low Density Fibreboard
Medium density fibreboard is made from wood chips, shavings, sawdust, and low-quality logs mashed to a pulp and mixed with an adhesive before being pressed into panels.
Super glue
Any DIY store will sell MDF
A beaverboard is a material made out of wood pulp, a fibreboard building material.
A beaverboard is a material made out of wood pulp, a fibreboard building material.