Difference between revisions of "MDF"
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| − | A common abbreviation for [[medium density fiberboard]]. MDF is manufactured from a mixture of fine wood fibers and resin bonded together then | + | A common abbreviation for [[medium density fiberboard]]. MDF is manufactured from a mixture of fine wood fibers and resin bonded together then compressed into sheets with smooth, flat surfaces. |
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| + | See [[Fiberboard]], [[Medium density fiberboard|Medium Density Fiberboard]] and [[Ultralight MDF]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:24, 6 June 2022
Description
A common abbreviation for Medium density fiberboard. MDF is manufactured from a mixture of fine wood fibers and resin bonded together then compressed into sheets with smooth, flat surfaces.
See Fiberboard, Medium Density Fiberboard and Ultralight MDF.