Demystifying the most versatile material for manufacturing custom furniture
MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) is one of the most used materials in the manufacture of custom furniture. But it is often the target of some prejudices regarding issues of durability, fragility or sustainability. is this really true? In this article we will help you demystify some of these myths about this material widely used in the furniture industry.
MDF is a bond of wood fibers that results in a highly malleable product. This is one of the biggest advantages of MDF for custom furniture companies, such as Sandrin, as it allows it to be molded and cut into different shapes, enabling a very creative and adaptable design, which would be difficult to achieve with solid wood.
One of the main concerns people have about MDF is its supposed fragility and low durability. However, this couldn't be further from the truth. MDF is a extremely robust and durable material, when used correctly in the manufacture of custom furniture.
In terms of sustainability, contrary to what many people believe, MDF is a environmentally friendly option. It is made from recycled wood fibers and waste from the wood industry, and its manufacturing process consumes less natural resources than the production of solid wood, contributing to the preservation of forests.
If your concern is about cracks and deformations caused by humidity, know that MDF has a uniform composition and controlled density, ensuring superior dimensional stability, even with climate changes and humidity. This makes it a reliable option for any environment.
Knowing the material is the first step to taking advantage of everything it offers and applying it in the best way. With its durability, design versatility and sustainability, Sandrin's MDF stands out as a high-quality material for manufacturing custom furniture.
