High Density Fiberboard (HDF)
High Density Fiberboard (HDF) is an engineered board produced from resin bonded wood fibers under high pressure and heat. HDF is a non-load-bearing product for interior use in dry conditions. HDF, due to its very fine surface, is suitable for different coatings – veneering, laminating, painting and varnishing. Kronospan HDF is available in a variety of thicknesses, and a sanded surface to one or both sides.
Characteristics
Applications
Standard
EN 316; EN 622-1
Emission Class
E1 (EN ISO 12460-5)
Characteristics
- Easy processing
- High stability
- Increased density
- Smooth surface
- Suitable for surfaces applications (melamine facing, foil, veneer, etc.)
- Unfinished
Applications
- Interior design
- Furniture components
- Cupboard backs
- Doors, partitions
Express Program - Kronobuild
| Format | 2800x2070 | ||||
| Thickness | 2.5 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
| High Density Fiberboard (HDF) | |||||
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On RequestOn Request
FSC® Certification Kronospan LLC
FSC® Certification Clarion Boards LLC
CPA HCHO Certificate Program- MDF- Kronospan LLC MDF Certificate Of Compliance
ECC CPA Clarion Boards Certificate Of Compliance -MDF
ECC CPA Kronospan LLC Certificate Of Compliance - MDF
NAF certification Clarion Boards
EO N-20-1078 CPA Clarion Boards LLC
EO N-20-107C NAF Clarion Boards
CPA HCHO Certificate Program- MDF- Clarion Boards LLC Certificate Of Compliance
Lacey Act Declaration
MDF Technical Datasheet
