Description

Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF) with Wood-Look Finish

Description: MDF is an engineered wood product made from wood fibers combined with resin and compressed into sheets. It’s often used as a core material for wood-look products like laminate flooring or furniture.

Key Features:

Cost-Effective: Generally cheaper than solid wood or hardwood flooring.

Versatility: MDF can be coated with a wood-look veneer or laminate that mimics the appearance of real wood.

Stability: Less prone to warping than solid wood, but it’s not as durable as hardwood or LVT.

Installation: Commonly used as the core material for laminate flooring, which is installed using a floating floor method.

Uses: Common in budget-friendly furniture, cabinetry, and laminate flooring that needs to mimic the look of wood without the high cost.