Furniture Melamine MDF

Furniture grade beech color melamine MDF panel melamine MDF panel stands for medium-density fiberboard, which is sold in sheets similar to plywood. It is a low-cost building product that is commonly used to produce furniture, but is used for other purposes, as well. MDF panel is made from hardwood shavings that are glued together and then heated while being pressed. You can cut MDF with power saws, but the process creates quite a bit of dust, so proper precautions must be

Specification(melamine mdf board) 1220*2440mm Thickness 2.0-25mm glue E1 moisture Less than 8% color White, red, orange, teak, sapele, walnut etc. more than 300 kinds color surface material Poplar/ combi density 600-730kg/m3 Screw holding face& edge Very strong surface smooth,matt& certificate ISO9002, ISO14001, CARB Main market Asia,America, canada, Europe, Africa, Australia,middle-east -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

LAMINATED MDF BOARD 1.SIZE :1220X2440/1830X2440MM 1830X3660MM ETC 2.THINKNESS :2-30MM 3.MATERIAL :COMBINE ,POPLAR ,PINE 4.GLUE :e1,e2,e0 5.FACE/BACK : PLAIN ,VENEER OR MELAMINE PAPER COMPANY :Refernce the melamined face ,We can supply the difference finish, for example ,satin finish, matt finish, and embossed finish As manufacturer . We have ;3 MDF line ( 2imported line from Germany , 100000 m3 per year ,and 300000m3 per year,1 domestic line ,100000m3 per year )1 OSB line

Size: 1220*2440mm 1830*3660mm 915*3660mm 1830*2440mmThickness:2.5mm, 3mm, 4mm, 4.75mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 9mm, 10mm, 11mm, 12mm, 14mm, 15mm, 16mm, 17mm, 18mm, 21mm, 22mm, 25mm.Material: Poplar, CombiGlue:MR E2 E1 E0melamine paper aetna oakWOOD EBONY WALNUT DARK

Furniture grade beech color melamine MDF panel melamine MDF panel stands for medium-density fiberboard, which is sold in sheets similar to plywood. It is a low-cost building product that is commonly used to produce furniture, but is used for other purposes, as well. MDF panel is made from hardwood shavings that are glued together and then heated while being pressed. You can cut MDF with power saws, but the process creates quite a bit of dust, so proper precautions must be