MDF & plywood.
Material choices for furniture, interior components and further processing.
Raw panels
A versatile starting point for machining, painting and further finishing.
- Surface
- Uncoated MDF and thin fibreboard
- Typical uses
- Furniture parts, backing and interior components
- Select by
- Thickness, flatness and finishing method
Performance panels
Choose the MDF specification around the demands of your project.
- Panel options
- Moisture-resistant or fire-retardant MDF
- Typical uses
- Cabinet components and specified interior fitments
- Select by
- Service conditions and required classification
Decorative panels
Bring colour, texture and natural wood character to interior furniture.
- Surface options
- Melamine finishes or real-wood veneer
- Typical uses
- Furniture fronts, shelving and decorative panels
- Select by
- Decor, texture, core grade and edge finish
Plywood
Layered wood panels for furniture, joinery and defined industrial uses.
- Panel options
- General-purpose, birch, film-faced and veneered
- Typical uses
- Joinery, furniture and specified formwork
- Select by
- Core construction, face grade and bond class
General-purpose plywood
Cross-laminated veneer panels for furniture, joinery and general panel applications.
Birch plywood
Birch-veneer plywood specified for furniture, joinery and machined components.
Film-faced plywood
Film-overlay plywood for concrete formwork and other defined surface-duty applications.
Veneered plywood
Decorative veneer-faced plywood for furniture and interior surfaces.
Certification & conformity.
Our certifications include ISO and FSC. CE marking applies to products covered by the relevant conformity documentation.
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