Product Details

18mm wood Fiber Material and Indoor Usage plain/raw MDF board 1220*2440 size in low price:

Product Details

mdf moisture resistant board is a highly moisture resistant Medium Density Fibreboard, suitable for use in areas of high humidity, or where accidental wetting may occur.

APPLICATIONS: Medium Density Fibreboard or MDF (Standard) is recommended for interior applications which may include: kitchen cupboards, bathroom vanities, laundry cupboards, shelving, wall lining (if installed wth a suitable feature joining system) and mouldings.

NOTE: MDF (MR) is not designed for exterior applications.

BENDING PROPERTIES: MDF (Standard) can be bent to produce curves for furniture, doorways and/other applications to a minimum radius of 50 times the panel thickness.

Product Introduction

What is it?

HMR board is made by adding a special resin to the board which gives it extra moisture resistance. This resin can be added to numerous types of board, and so not all HMR boards are the same (but their moisture resistant properties are).  Common materials for HMR board are engineered woods such as chipboard and MDF, which stands for 'medium density fibreboard'.

Chipboard & MDF

Chipboard is made from wood chips and sawmill shavings, which are combined together with a resin. The final product is strong yet lightweight.  MDF is similar to chipboard but it uses wood fibres combined with a glue to create a denser composite wood, which makes it very strong and heavy like solid wood. 

Product Parameters

product name	waterproof green hmr mdf board
grade	first grade
glue	E1 water proof
Thickness	6mm 8mm 9mm 12mm 15mm 18mm
Specification	12202440mm 18302440mm
Density	680-760kg/cbm
Package	Standard export package on pallet
Certification	CARB, CE, ISO9001,ISO14001
Price Terms	FOB, CIF, EXW, CNF
payment	T/T, 100% irrevocable LC
delivery time	Within 15 days after order confirmed
Supply Capacity	50000CBM/month
Usages	Can be widely used for furniture and decoration , etc
Remarks	Top class equipment with top class produce technique; Credit first, fair trading