What Is an MDF Cabinet Door?
Conestoga Wood Specialties is a leading supplier of cabinet doors and drawer fronts nationwide. Our MDF products consist of compressed wood fibers held together securely using resins and heat.
Engineered wood products are denser and stronger than plywood. As a result, the material has become popular among construction builders, furniture manufacturers and interior designers.
Key Advantages
Our MDF cabinet doors deliver the following benefits:
- Style: We offer many construction options. Our grain-free, uniform structures create a smooth surface for a timeless and sophisticated appearance.
- Strength: Our products are ideal for clients who want cabinet doors that will last. We create high-density structures that withstand daily use without showing signs of damage.
- Durability: We provide materials that can maintain their ideal shape. Our cabinet doors expand and contract as a unit when subjected to temperature and humidity changes, offering peace of mind in areas with extreme conditions.
- Cost-effectiveness: Our MDF materials are a cost-effective option. If you’re working with a tight budget, we can easily give you an accurate estimate based on your project specifications.
- Ease of maintenance: We provide products that are easy to clean. Our cabinet door materials guide can give you more information about the maintenance requirements.
- Provide an ideal surface for painted finishes.
Ideal Applications
Our sealed MDF panel cabinet doors offer resistance to moisture and humidity, making them ideal for kitchens and bathrooms. This durable material is capable of maintaining its attractive appearance even in high-traffic areas of a home or business.
Considerations
MDF is often compared to solid wood. When deciding which material you should choose for a client’s cabinet doors and products, evaluate the following:
- Price: MDF is often less expensive than solid wood, which can make it a great option for those on a budget. When you choose MDF, you can save money and allocate those funds toward other aspects of a project.
- Weight: Because its construction includes adhesive, MDF is heavier than solid wood. Be sure to factor in the weight when planning material handling and installation tasks.
- Strength: MDF offers a stable, uniform structure that will hold up under heavy use. Though it isn’t as sturdy as our solid wood products, it does yield a good balance of cost-effectiveness and durability.
- Longevity: MDF requires proper sealing, as the material is more susceptible to water damage than solid wood in damp areas such as bathrooms or laundry rooms.
Request Medium Density Fiberboard Kitchen Cabinet Doors for Your Project
Conestoga Wood Specialties is ready to help you accomplish your design goals. Our knowledgeable technicians can provide guidance on choosing the best materials for your project requirements.
To learn more about our MDF replacement cabinet doors, contact our team today.
