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HDF stands for High-Density Fiberboard High Moisture Resistance. It’s made by combining hardwood particle board with a special glue and pressing technique. HDF-HMR is denser, stronger, and more water-resistant than MDF, and is a popular choice for kitchens and bathrooms.
Plywood is stronger and more durable than MDF. Plywood’s cross-laminated structure makes it less likely to sag or warp under heavy loads. Plywood is lighter than MDF. Marine-grade plywood is designed to withstand water exposure and is a good choice for outdoor projects.
MDF stands for medium density fiberboard. MDF is a versatile material that can be used in many applications, including furniture, cabinetry, interior design, and construction. MDF is an affordable alternative to plywood, especially for indoor applications.
HDF HMR, or High Density High Moisture Resistance, is a type of engineered wood panel that is known for its durability and moisture resistance. It is made by combining fiber chips and forest wood waste through a homogeneously construction process.
HDF HMR has a higher density than MDF, HDF, and plywood, which makes it tougher, more durable, and more impact resistant.
HDF HMR's denser structure inhibits the absorption and penetration of water. This moisture resistance property makes HDHMR best fit for kitchen use where moisture is present.
HDF HMR is resistant to borers and termites.
HDF HMR has a smooth surface that is ready to use.
Medium-density fiberboard (MDF) is a composite wood product made from wood fibers, wax, and resin binder. It’s created by pressing wood fibers together under heat and pressure to form a smooth, dense panel.
MDF is denser than plywood and some natural wood products.
Unfinished MDF can swell and lose strength when exposed to moisture.
MDF can be damage by rubbing something very hard against it.
MDF can't be stained because it soaks up stain like a sponge and there's no wood grain on MDF.
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