Wickes MFC White Furniture Panel - 15mm x 600mm x 2400mm
Product code: 110088
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The MFC White Furniture Panel has a matt finish lending towards a more modern and minimalistic design. It can be used for a variety of applications such as work surfaces, wardrobe frames or cabinet carcasses and looks great in all rooms of the house. It's also edged on all 2 sides.
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Product details
- Depth: 15 mm
- Length: 2400 mm
- Thickness: 15 mm
- Width: 600 mm
- Weight: 16 kg
- Material: Melamine Faced Chipboard
- Interior or Exterior Use: Interior
- Colour: White
- Edge Detail: Edged along 2 long edges
- Type: Furniture Panel
- Certifications Met: FSC® Certified
- Pack Quantity: 1
- Brand Name: Wickes
Features & benefits
- An economic panel which gives a nice clean finish to the room
- Panels are created from a chipboard core with a decorative finish applied
- Boards are edged on the two longest edges only to allow them to be cut to required length
- Ready to use for quick and easy installation
- Can be used for a variety of projects including shelving, wardrobe frames and cabinet carcasses
- Matching iron-on edging is available to provide a neat and professional finish. SKU: 116415
- Also available in different sections sizes and in 18mm thickness as part of our shelving range for a complementary look
- FSC Certified to ensure products are sustainably sourced and comply with internationally recognized accreditation schemes