Wickes General Purpose Medium Density Fibreboard (MDF) - 12 x 607 x 1220mm
Product code: 110115
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The General Purpose Medium Density Fibreboard (MDF) is a versatile non-structural interior MDF board free of natural defects. The board is lighter, making it useful for multiple applications. It is also ideal for painting.
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Product details
- Depth: 12 mm
- Length: 1220 mm
- Width: 607 mm
- Weight: 6.698 kg
- Moisture Resistant: No
- Interior or Exterior Use: Interior use
- Structural: No
- Colour: Natural
- Type: MDF Sheets
- Certifications Met: BS EN 13986, BS EN 622-5 and FSC® certified
- Brand Name: Wickes
- Sustainable Products: Responsibly sourced
Features & benefits
- Uses include joinery, cabinet making, wardrobes, panelling, boxing in, furniture, shelving / bookcases, modelling, dolls houses, castles, jigsaws, shop fittings, internal joinery, architectural mouldings and general DIY
- Free of natural defects
- Provides a Smooth sanded surface for a precision finish
- Design provides superior holding for screws and fasteners
- This product is sustainably sourced, complies with the FSC® accreditation scheme and is E1 emissions compliant
- Can be finished with varnish or either oil or water-based paints
- Sanding and cutting MDF creates dust. We advise the use of dust masks, eye protection and use of dust extractors on electric saws. Do not cut in confined spaces
- Dry process production with fibres treated with resins and wax emulsion, then pressed, cut and cured to form the finished board