MDF, HDF, Thermofoil, Laminate, Wood - Different Materials Explained скачать в хорошем качестве

MDF, HDF, Thermofoil, Laminate, Wood - Different Materials Explained

Cabinet door materials can be so confusing. This is mainly because contractors and suppliers are not consistent in naming these materials. 99% of the cabinet doors are made of either of these 2 materials: MDF (medium-density fibreboard) or wood. Medium-density fibreboard or MDF is a very common material. There are different kinds of MDF doors: Painted MDF, thermofoil doors, and laminated doors are all made with an MDF core. The MDF door can be characterized by the following features: 🚪 Painted MDF is a one-piece door. 🚪 MDF doors are the most durable door IF not chipped 🚪 Thermofoil doors do not last long and show discoloration over time 🚪 Hard laminate doors are UV-resistant, easy to clean, and can take more beating. However, the style option is limited to the plain slab door. Another material option is wood, which comes in two options: painted or stained. 🚪 Painted wood doors usually consist of a 5 pieces 🚪 Painted woods can handle water better than MDF 🚪 Stained wood comes in a darker shade 🚪 Stained wood looks classic and elegant For more information about cabinet doors, follow us on Instagram   / cabinetrefacingtogo   or visit our website at https://www.cabinetrefacingtogo.com