Medium density fiberboard (MDF) is a composite sheet product. Prior to refining, the wood fiber to be formed into MDF is "cooked" in a moderate pressure steam vessel (digester). This step changes the wood chemically and physically, making the fiber content of MDF less susceptible to the influences of moisture and brittleness. During the refining step, the wood is rubbed into fiber bundles, which will orientate into a super strong random mat. A resin binder is added and the panel is hot pressed. The final phase includes sanding and sawing.

• Ideal substitute for solid wood
• Dimensionally stable and strong
• Smooth surface and excellent machinability
• Bead is 1-1/2 in is on center