MDF Board

Choose custom sized MDF boards and sheets, cut to your dimensions of choice or from standard sizes. Get in touch with our team for custom sizing.

We use the highest quality MDF (Medium-density fibreboard) with moisture-resistant properties for our made-to-order MDF Boards and sheets. Our range includes primed MDF boards and custom sizing.

Unlike Pine, Oak and other natural woods, our MDF boards are free of defects like, knots, dry or wet rot and sap stains. Making them the perfect choice for internal projects and joinery, with uses in furniture, panelling, pipe boxing, shelving, store fittings, modelling and exhibition displays.

The smooth high-density refined surface of our MDF board is ideal for painting and art. Pre-primed on single or both sides, making a perfect canvas that is ready for your paintbrush and palette on delivery.

 

Sizing & Finishes

You can choose from a range of primed and unprimed finishes, and custom thicknesses, widths, and lengths. We supply MDF sheet in thicknesses of 9mm, 12mm, 15mm, 18mm, 25mm and 30mm. We supply MDF Panel Board at widths of 1220mm, 2440mm, 3050mm and 4200mm.

Whether you need MDF for furniture, shelving, cabinets, tables or any any other DIY project, our cut-to-size service offers moisture resistant MDF that matches the needs of your space. Our boards and sheets are supplied with a sanded down surface and our craftsmen cut to your dimensions with accuracy and precision at our UK factory, for a high-quality result that's easy to work with.

You can paint, stain, or laminate them to create your desired look and colour. MDF boards are more versatile than softwoods, they have a hard, flat and smooth surface that can be machined and cut, without any wood grains, patterns or knots, making them ideal for wall panelling.

If you need a large MDF board and cannot collect it yourself, you can get it delivered to your door by our in-house fleet of vans.

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    MDF Board (Sheet Material)

    We now sell our MDF Boards in full sheet sizes! All of our MDF is moisture resistant. However, the manufacturer we purchase from does not add green dye to the sheets during manufacturing so the boards are standard MDF colour. Choose to have the board...
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MDF Skirting Boards FAQ

MDF Board stands for Medium-density fibreboard, which is made from wood fibres and resin. It is a versatile material used in various applications such as furniture, cabinetry, shelving, and more. It is known for its smooth surface, which makes it ideal for painting and can be cut into custom sizes.

The most common way to attach MDF board to a wall is to use screws. First, drill pilot holes into the MDF board, then attach it to the wall using screws and wall plugs. You can also use construction adhesive to attach the MDF board directly to the wall.

You can buy MDF board at most hardware stores and online retailers. Look for a supplier that offers custom sizing and a range of thicknesses and finishes to meet your specific needs.

The cost of MDF board varies depending on the thickness, finish, and size. On average, you can expect to pay between £20 and £50 for a standard-sized sheet of MDF board. Custom sizes may cost more.

To prime MDF board for painting, first, sand the surface to smooth out any rough spots. Then, apply a coat of primer to seal the surface and prevent the paint from soaking into the wood fibres. Once the primer is dry, you can apply paint to the MDF board.

The thinnest MDF board typically available is 1/8 inch thick (3.175mm). Our range offers MDF sheets as thin as 9mm.

You can use most types of paint on MDF board, including latex and oil-based paints. However, it is recommended that you use a primer first to prevent the paint from soaking into the wood fibres. You can also use spray paint or enamel paint for a smooth, even finish. We recommend a satin paint finish on MDF boards.

To paint MDF board, first, sand the surface to smooth out any rough spots. Then, apply a coat of primer to seal the surface and prevent the paint from soaking into the wood fibres. Once the primer is dry, you can apply paint to the MDF board using a brush or roller. Allow the paint to dry completely before applying a second coat, if necessary.

The weight of a sheet of MDF varies depending on the thickness and size. For example, a 4' x 8' sheet of 1/2" thick MDF board weighs approximately 50 pounds (22.7kg).