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EXPLORING MEDITE MDF
An essential material for interior fit-out projects
When it comes to interior fit-out projects, choosing the right materials is crucial for achieving a balance between aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability. Among the various options available, medium density fibreboard (MDF) stands out as a versatile and popular choice thanks to its smooth finish, machinability, strength, consistency and it can last for a long time providing its well maintained.
MEDITE SMARTPLY, a leading
manufacturer of environmentally conscious engineered wood products, has an extensive MDF range. Our technological innovations have led the greater market to advances in areas such as finish quality, moisture resistance, flame retardancy and many more MDF attributes.
EASY TO WORK WITH
One huge benefit of MEDITE MDF is that it has excellent machining properties. The wood fibres are pressed with the resin, to make a homogeneous panel which makes it easier to machine and the edges won’t splinter when cut, compared to alternative wood products. Additionally, the wood fibres create a smooth surface which means there are far fewer imperfections and it makes it easier for furniture makers to apply paint on to it.
A BETTER CHOICE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
As sustainability continues to be a pressing concern across the industry, MEDITE MDF presents an environmentally conscious solution. All our products are made using sustainable wood that is fully FSC certified, and legally sourced. Our MDF timber content consists of 40% wood logs and 60% of wood chips, a by-product from Irish sawmills. With MEDITE MDF, interior fit-out professionals can contribute to reducing their carbon footprint while providing clients with an environmentally conscious solution.
A LEADER IN LOW FORMALDEHYDE MDF MEDITE SMARTPLY has also been at the forefront of ‘low formaldehyde’ innovation in Europe for years. Formaldehyde is a common, naturally occurring volatile organic compound (VOC) found in very small, safe amounts in all natural things, including
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wood. Since 2010, all MEDITE products have been tested and approved as being fully CARB 2 compliant, carrying all the relevant identification associated with the standard. Our research led to the development of MEDITE CLEAR – a specialist, no added formaldehyde panel. It is commonly used in environmentally sensitive interior applications such as museums, laboratories, art galleries, schools and offices. This puts MEDITE SMARTPLY ahead of the game as some alternative wood products do not have a range of no added formaldehyde panels currently.
MEDITE MDF, with its exceptional quality, versatility, and sustainable attributes, is an ideal choice for interior fit-out projects. Our environmentally conscious products align with the growing demand for sustainable solutions in the construction industry. Interior fit-out professionals can deliver outstanding results while contributing to their sustainability goals.
Limitless inspiration for the products can be found on MEDITE’s exclusive MDF community site MEDITE Makes It Real –
www.meditemakesitreal.com. Those who sign up can share work, gain inspiration, and win prizes that will enable them to build bigger and better with MDF. Receive a free gift when you sign up. ■
Visit
https://mdfosb.com/en/medite-mdf for more information, request samples, or get in touch with one of our TSMs.
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