MDF boards, also known as Medium Density Fibreboards, are crafted using wood chips and sawdust leftover from lumber mills, making them an eco-friendly choice. The innovative process involves breaking down wood chips into fibres, which are then combined with wax and resin binders to create durable panels under high pressure and temperature.
While MDF boards are water-resistant to some extent, prolonged exposure can lead to weathering. To combat this, there are specialized products available that offer enhanced moisture and fire resistance, catering to a range of needs. Whether for interior or exterior use, there's a suitable MDF board for every project.
Is the MDF board termite proof?
Chipboard, MDF, laminates, and other wood combined with glue are not consumed by termites. But they may pass through these materials on their way to the “good stuff,” such as your timber infrastructure and built-in framework. However, this can be prevented by chemically treating and sealing them.
Choose MDF boards for your next project and enjoy a durable, sustainable, and termite-resistant solution.
