1.Introduction to High-Density Fiberboard

HDF (High-density Fiberboard) is composed of natural wood fibers, adhesives, and additives. These materials are processed under high pressure to create a hard and structurally stable board. 

The production process includes wood chipping, fiber processing, and pressing. The resulting fiberboard has a smooth surface and consistent quality.

2. Characteristics of high-density fiberboard

Durability: HDF has a compact structure and extremely high durability, resisting wear and impact in daily use. 

Stability: Due to high-density pressing, HDF has excellent stability and is not easily deformed under changes in temperature and humidity. 

Sound and heat insulation: HDF has good sound and heat insulation effects, making it suitable for use in places requiring quietness, such as floors or wall panels.

3.Classification of high-density fiberboard

Classification by Thickness:

Thin HDF: Typically thinner, suitable for surface covering or decoration.Thick HDF: Thicker HDF is mainly used in the core structure of flooring and furniture, providing greater load-bearing capacity.

Classification by Application Requirements: 

HDF can be classified into waterproof HDF, scratch-resistant HDF, and fire-resistant HDF, depending on its application, for specific environments.

4. High-density fiberboard dimensions

Standard size：1220X2440X18MM （thickness5、9、12、15、18、25、28MM）

Special sizes can be made upon request.