MDF Door
MDF, short for medium density fiberboard, is made by combining wood fibers with resin binders or other glue types to form panels under high temperatures and pressure. This kind of fiberboard can be made from wood shavings, scraps, and recycled wood, thus helping us minimize our use on the use of forest resources.
Advantages of using medium density fiberboards in door construction include an enhanced bending strength, impact strength, and a smooth, node-free surface that readily accepts paint and veneer. Because MDF can be machined to tight tolerances, the material is increasingly replacing solid wood doors within the interior decoration industry. Simto’s MDF doors can be used as bathroom doors, bedroom doors and office doors.
Structural Diagram| A. Solid wood frame | B. Reinforced steel | C. Honeycomb paper | D. Melamine faced chipboard |
| Standard size /mm | Thickness of door leaf /mm | Filling material | |||
| HEIGHT | 1950 | WIDTH | 770 | 40 | Honeycomb paper |
| 2000 | 800 | ||||
| 2100 | 1000 | ||||
| 2200 | 1100 | ||||
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XDM-Z11 MDF Door (White Color) -
XDM-Z12 MDF Door
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XDM-Z13 MDF Interior Door -
XDM-Z14 MDF Door (Red Color) -
XDM-Z15 MDF Door (Khaki Color) -
XDM-Z16 MDF Door (Brown Color) -
XDM-Z17 MDF Interior Door -
XDM-Z18 MDF Door
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XDM-Z19 MDF Interior Door
MDF doors have been a popular door type for a number of years, and Simto’s MDF interior doors are among the most dependable and practical in the industry. For added peace of mind, we have been certified according to ISO 9001 and 14000 standards, which means we can deliver the best quality MDF doors to our customers.
