What is M.D.F. (M.R)?
M.D.F. is the abbreviation for Medium Density Fibreboard. The M.R- following denotes Moisture Resistant.
M.D.F.(M.R.) is made from reconstituted wood-fibre, urea-formaldehyde resin and wax.
M.D.F. (contrary to frequent discussion) is NOT banned or prohibited from its use anywhere in the world.
The wood-fibre comes generally from Plantation pine logs and thinnings (small branches).

How is it made?
The ingredients are blended together to form a blanket. The blanket thickness being dependant on the finished thickness required. This blanket is pressed through a series
of rolling presses and driers until it is finally drum-sanded to its final thickness.
The motherboard (5400 x 3600) is then cut into common sheet sizes.

What is it used for?
M.D.F.(M.R) is ideal for wall and ceiling linings, kitchen and bathroom cabinetry and in internal areas where humidity, dampness and occasional water contact occurs.

What we do!
We profile the MDF (using specialized machinery) to replicate the VJ or Beaded walls and ceilings in traditional Queenslander -style construction.

Safety!
M.D.F. (M.R.) should be handled in accordance with safe working practices to minimize exposure to dust when cutting or machining. To assist with this, work and storage areas must be well- ventilated and kept clean.
Offcuts, shavings and dust should be disposed in accordance with the requirements of local waste disposal authorities.

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