MDF
Composition
MDF panels are lightweight wood fibre panels obtained with a mix of mainly coniferous fibres. It meets the CARB P2 EPA certification with respect to formaldehyde emissions.
Uses
Kitchens, bedrooms, office furniture, bathroom furniture etc.
Available size and thickness
Format: 244x122
Thicknesses: 10-12-14-16-19-25 mm
Format: 366×220 cm CARB2
Thicknesses: 8-30 mm
Format: 305x220cm CARB2
Thicknesses: 3-6mm
White Melamine MDF
Composition
The white melamine-faced MDF panels have low formaldehyde emission, covered on both sides with normally white melamine paper and a soft finish.
Usage
It is a panel that is especially suitable for being lacquered, in fact the covering with melamine paper reduces the steps during the painting cycle, but it is also used for details of internal parts of furnitur.
Available size and thickness
Format: 366x187 or 366x220
Thicknesses: 19 mm
MDF Waterproof
Composition
Water-repellent MDF is a support belonging to the MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard) family composed of wood fibres held together by glues and resins designed to resist water, humidity, and atmospheric agents in general. Being a medium density panel, the density is around 680-700 kg/mc and this makes it a product suitable for pantographing, engraving and lacquering.
Uses
It is widely used in the furnishing sector especially for furniture or elements located in humid environments such as bathrooms and kitchens. Thanks to its water-repellent characteristics, it is used a lot in the nautical sector and is one of the main supports on which the pantographed or engraved panels of armored doors intended for outdoor environments are made (think, for example, of doors that open onto gardens or courtyards). It is used as a backing for laminates and laminates as well as for lacquering. In the case of lacquering, it is a good thing that the varnishes and the treatment are also water-based.
Format and Thicknesses Available
Format: 366 x 220 cm
Thicknesses: 6 - 12 - 14 - 19 - 22 mm
Fireproof MDF
Composition
MDF created with particular glues, which allow the material to have greater fire resistance. This means it burns at a slower rate than standard MDF, while also having a longer structural life.
Usage
It is used for the creation of furniture or structures especially for hotels or fairs.
Format and Thicknesses Available
Format: 366 x 187 cm available both raw and melamine
Thicknesses: 19 mm
Black paste MDF Melamine on two sides
Composition
It is a variation of standard MDF in which the surface is covered with melamine paper.
Usage
Black faced MDF is popular for its modern and sophisticated aesthetic, and is used for a wide range of applications, such as wall panels, shelving, furniture, doors and more. It offers the combination of an elegant appearance with the practical qualities of MDF, such as dimensional stability and ease of processing and milling.
Format and Thicknesses Available
Format: 305x122 cm
Thicknesses: 19 mm
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