What is MDF and Compact Wooden Strip Sound-Absorbing Board with Below Polyester Acoustic Panels for Interior Decoration Soundproof Use
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
20 Cubic Meters US$200.00-260.00 / Cubic Meters
Sepcifications
- Warranty 1
- Material Wood Fiber
- Type Furniture Grade
- Finish Without Decoration
- Formaldehyde Emission Standards E1
- Usage Indoor, Decoration
- Production Process Dry-Proces
- Size 1220*2440mm
- Thickness 12mm
- Certification ISO
- Transport Package Pallet Packing
- Specification POPLAR
- Trademark HUQIAN
- Origin China
- Density 720kg/M3
- Color Yellow
- Feature Fire Retardant
- Fr Grade B1-C
- MOQ 1X20gp
Product Description
DESCRIPTION: Melamine MDF is denser than plywood and stronger than chipboard, making melamine boards ideal for renovations and furniture manufacturing. Melamine faced board has a laminated layer on their surface, giving an attractive finish, making them ideal in applications needing an aesthetic ...
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Moisture-Resistant MDF Instruction, Application and Market Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF) has become a ubiquitous material in various industries due to its versatility and cost-effectiveness. However, traditional MDF can be susceptible to moisture damage, limiting its applications in humid environments. To address this, manufacturers have developed moisture-resistant MDF, a specialized product engineered to withstand higher humidity levels and occasional water exposure. This article delves into the key characteristics, international standards, applications, and market trends of moisture-resistant MDF. -
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