The HDF plate is a modern high-density material, high-density fibreboard. HDF boards are produced by pressing at a high temperature of chopped wood fibers of coniferous wood. HDF panels and slabs are essentially a more perfect analogue of fiberboard according to some characteristics, and the HDF density exceeds the density of the classical MDF (improved fiberboard) and it is always more than 800-1050 kg / m3. This property of HDF slabs today is highly valued in the furniture industry and construction industry. HDF has a dense and solid surface, the structure of the plates is always uniform.
HDF boards and panels are widely used for:
- back walls of cabinet and upholstered furniture;
- the bottoms of boxes and boxes;
- internal (internal) doors;
- preparation of furniture facades (filling);
- manufacturing compartment doors (cabinets in the hallway);
- decorative inserts in various furniture designs;
- wall coverings (floors, ceilings);
- cladding in door panels;
- advertising samples (such as suspended ceilings, slabs, and so on).
The main advantages of HDF:
- High quality;
- Strength;
- Ecological safety;
- Ease of machining;
- Water resistance;
- Increased resistance to atmospheric conditions and chemicals.
Technical information High Density Fiberboard (HDF):
Sheet format |
4’x8’ (1220x2440мм), 9,18’x6,79’ (2800х2070мм), 12’x6’(3660х1830 мм) |
Thickness |
from 3 till 40 mm |
The average density (kg/m3) |
from 800 till 890 |
Formaldehyde content (mg/100g) |
emission class E1, E 0,5 |