Moisture Resistant MDF – MR MDF
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Description
Production Process
Moisture Resistant MDF also known as MR MDF sheeting is a uniquely designed, engineered wood product suitable for humid conditions.The MR MDF is made by mixing wood fibers with moisture-resistant resin and additives. The mix is pressed under heat and pressure, then cooled, trimmed, and sanded into strong, water-resistant boards.
Specification
Q: What’s the size of MR MDF panels?
A: Our standard MDF panels are available in a range of thicknesses, from thin, 3mm MDF sheets to thick 30mm MDF with one of the most popular being 18mm MDF.
The maximum sheet size available is 2440 mm by 1220mm.
Q：What are the common applications of MR MDF panels?
A: Recommended common uses.
Kitchen Cabinets – Ideal for areas with occasional moisture.
Bathroom Vanities – Suitable for humid environments.
Furniture – Used in indoor furniture that may be exposed to light moisture.
Wall Paneling – Provides a smooth, durable surface for interior walls.
Shelving – Especially in laundry rooms or storage areas.
Doors and Door Frames – Offers stability and resistance to swelling.
Partitions – Used in office or home interiors for moisture-prone areas.
Q:What are the difference between standard MDF and MR MDF.
Q:What are the difference between standard MDF and MR MDF.
Moisture Resistance:
- Standard MDF is not moisture-resistant and can swell or warp when exposed to humidity.
- MR MDF (Moisture-Resistant MDF) contains special resins that make it more resistant to moisture, suitable for humid environments.
Color:
Standard MDF is usually light brown.
MR MDF often has a green tint to distinguish it from regular MDF.
Applications:
- Standard MDF is used in dry indoor areas (e.g., furniture, wall panels).
- MR MDF is used in kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms where humidity is higher.
