SomaniPly High-Density Fiberboard (HDF) is an engineered wood product made from highly compressed wood fibers. It is denser, stronger, and more durable than Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF), offering enhanced performance for demanding applications. HDF is known for its smooth surface, uniform density, and excellent mechanical properties, making it a preferred choice for flooring, furniture, and other high-performance applications.
HDF is significantly denser than MDF, typically having a density of 800 to 1,000 kg/m³. This high density gives it superior strength and durability.
The fine wood fibers create a smooth and uniform surface that is ideal for painting, veneering, or laminating, providing an excellent finish for various applications.
Due to its high density, HDF is highly resistant to wear, impact, and abrasion, making it suitable for flooring and other high-traffic areas.
While not completely waterproof, HDF is more moisture-resistant than MDF, particularly when treated with water-resistant chemicals, making it suitable for environments with moderate humidity.
HDF can be precisely cut, drilled, and shaped without splintering or chipping, allowing for detailed designs and complex shapes.
Made from wood fibers, often from recycled wood or sawmill waste, HDF is an environmentally friendly product that supports sustainable practices.
1. Laminate Flooring
2. Furniture Manufacturing
3. Doors and Door Skins
4. Wall Panelling
5. Moldings and Trim
6. Speaker Boxes and Cabinets
7. Kitchen Cabinets
8. Office Furniture
1. Superior Strength and Durability
2. Smooth, Uniform Surface
3. Resistance to Wear and Impact
4. Moisture Resistance
5. Precision Machinability
6. Cost-Effective
7. Eco-Friendly
8. Versatility
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