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Find material choices for kitchens, wardrobes, office and hotel furniture, retail fixtures and interior wall panels.
Furniture and interior projects
Door fronts, furniture parts and wall panels each ask different things of MDF. Use these guides to connect the board, finish and machining to your completed component.
Match the material, dimensions, decorative face and delivered work to your furniture process.
Read guideCoordinate the core, routed profile, reverse face and hinge machining on one door drawing.
Read guidePlan module sizes, joints, fixing zones and the finish for the complete wall-panel assembly.
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Choose MDF for furniture by the component, finish and work your factory needs to complete. Raw or sanded MDF gives you a base for painting and facing, decorative MDF supplies the selected surface, and cut or CNC parts bring agreed dimensions and machining into the order.
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Choose the MDF core, routed section, coating and hinge layout for cabinet doors. Work through front/reverse datums, finished dimensions and paired-front quantities.
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Plan MDF interior wall panels with a complete elevation. Coordinate module sizes, panel joints, service openings, supports, finish and installation quantities.
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Compare standard, MR and HMR MDF for kitchen doors, carcasses and sink units. Work through finishes, hardware, completed panel dimensions and a cabinet component schedule.
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Compare MR and HMR MDF for bathroom vanities. Plan splash protection, finished edges, pipe openings, hardware and the complete cabinet assembly.
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Plan wardrobe MDF by door weight, shelf support, grain direction and hardware. Follow finished-size calculations and a 12-wardrobe component schedule.
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Specify MDF office furniture with finished top sizes, frame contacts, cable openings and hardware datums. Work through dimensions and a repeat component schedule.
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Plan MDF retail fixtures around slot geometry, fittings, supported shelves and brand finishes. Follow shared panel datums and a three-store installation schedule.
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Plan MDF hotel furniture from the room schedule to the mock-up. Coordinate finishes, headboard openings, component quantities, phased batches and replacement parts.
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A hardboard back or drawer bottom is easiest to order when it is defined inside the furniture assembly. Connect its actual thickness and finished size to the groove, rebate or fixing, then identify the face your customer will see.
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