MDF coated with natural wood veneer: perfect surfaces and many options

MDF sheets lined with natural wood veneer combine the advantages of a modern industrial material with the look and feel of natural wood.

They are available in many thicknesses, dimensions and shades, offering solutions for a wide range of applications in furniture, carpentry, architecture and interior decoration.

What is MDF?

MDF, from the English termMedium Density Fibreboard, is an industrial wood product. It is fiberboard, i.e. artificial wood plate, which is produced by applying high pressure and temperature.

For its production mainly wood fibers are used, in combination with resins, water and paraffin. The materials are mixed and pressed in special industrial presses to produce the bare MDF boards.

Desired sheet thicknesses are determined during production process planning. In the final stage, the leaves are properly rubbed so that their surface is flat, smooth and ready for further processing and use.

The main advantages of MDF

MDF has significant advantages over other industrial wood products. Among them are:

• the increased impact resistance,
• limited deformation, resistance to pressure,
• the smooth and uniform surface,
• the possibility of easy milling,
• ease of routing and edge processing,
• its suitability for many furniture and woodworking applications.

Thanks to its specific characteristics, MDF can be used in many different constructions, from simple surfaces and furniture to more complex decorative applications.

What is natural wood veneer?

Veneer is a natural wood product. It comes from processing suitable timber, which is cut into very thin layers. These layers are called veneer sheets or wood sheets.

Each sheet retains the natural characteristics of the type of wood it comes from, such as:

• the waters,
• the shade,
• the design,
• the physical differentiation of the surface.

For this reason, veneer offers the special look and feel of natural wood.

How is veneered MDF produced?

To produce the veneered MDF, the selected veneer sheets are glued onto the surfaces of the bare MDF using a special glue and an industrial press.

In this way, the stable and smooth base of the MDF acquires a finished surface of natural wood. Usually, the coating is applied to both outer sides of the sheet, in order to achieve a complete and quality result.

The final product combines:

• the stability of MDF,
• ease of processing,
• the appearance of natural wood,
• the possibility of choosing between many different types of veneer.

Wide variety of veneers

Top-quality veneers are selected for MDF veneers, to ensure a high aesthetic effect and a wide variety of options.

In our company, MDF coated with various types of veneer are available, such as:

• oak,
• beech,
• dude,
• cherry,
• artificial oak,
• despot,
• carolina or pine, walnut,
• oil lamp,
• chicken,
• as well as other options.

Natural veneers are offered both with wide waters, also known aswide-eyed, as well as with straight waters, that isequals. At the same time, artificial veneers are also available in a wide variety of designs and shades.

Thus, the professional or private individual can choose the surface that best meets the aesthetics and technical requirements of each construction.

Available dimensions and thicknesses

Common dimensions of veneered MDF are:

The availability of dimensions, thicknesses and veneer types may vary depending on the type of product and the needs of each order.

Applications of veneered MDF

Laminated MDF can be used in many furniture, carpentry and specialty construction jobs where the look of natural wood is desired without the cost of a solid wood equivalent.

For example, they can be used for:

• residential and commercial furniture,
• doors and furniture fronts,
• cupboards and cupboards, tables,
• desks and shelves,
• kitchen constructions,
• wall coverings,
• decorative surfaces,
• special architectural and carpentry applications.

The different shades and natural waters of the veneers can cover a large part of the aesthetic and decorative requirements of a project.

The appearance of natural wood in a more economical solution

MDF with natural veneer is a modern and versatile choice. It offers an elegant effect and can be used in both classic and modern constructions.

At the same time, the surfaces can receive different types of processing and final finishing, such as:

• polishing,
• paint in the natural color of the wood,
• decoupage, patina,
• other special techniques.

With the appropriate processing, the waters and shades of the veneer stand out, giving the construction the character and beauty of natural wood.

Cutting and gluing veneer tape to the studs

Our company offers the possibility of cutting the coated MDF to the dimensions desired by the customer.

At the same time, veneer tape can be applied to the visible joints of the pieces. In this way, the cut points are covered and the final construction takes on a more complete and uniform appearance.

We have ready for delivery:

• bare MDF sheets,
• MDF lined with natural wood veneer,
• different dimensions and thicknesses,
• wide variety of designs and shades,
• cutting and processing solutions according to the needs of each construction.

Contact us to find out about the available options, dimensions, thicknesses and economic prices of our products.