Introduction of four types of MDF

These types of boards, as the name suggests, are made of wood chips joined together using glue. All disposable wood products, including wood chips, sawdust, and sawdust, are bonded together to make larger wood chips. After the resins are mixed with each other, they are poured on the wood chips to strengthen these boards in addition to making wooden boards.

These boards are made of high density wooden boards and their production process is the same as chipboard. These boards are called environmentally friendly because, in addition to wood chips, they can be made using raw materials such as sugar cane and even starch found in plants. These boards are used in advertising and residential environments due to their strength.

These boards are a type of fiber boards that are made of wood fibers with high temperature and pressure. Some of these boards are made of thin fiberboards glued together and require high pressure for strengthening. These types of boards are denser than chip and fiber boards and are completely smooth and without any protrusions.

You can use these types of MDF boards to have a look of real wood at home, at work or otherwise. Their wood design coverings, which are of different types, are stretched around the bends with high pressure and create designs on the surface with stretching techniques. However, note that these coatings can only be applied to surfaces that have simple bends because if these bends are sharp, they will cause the wood to break or crack.