MDF Beech Quartered veneer

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Product information

  • Fibreboard with a natural, wooden appearance
  • Quiet beech look
  • Indistinguishable from solid wood when neatly finished with veneer banding
  • Easy to process
  • For indoor use only

Description

MDF Beech mix veneer steamed is a standard MDF board with a natural appearance, thanks to its top layer of wood veneer. This layer is made of a combination of deadwood and quarter-sawn beech, in which the wood structure is clearly visible and gives it a warm appearance. The top layers and ends still need to be treated.

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Product properties

Specific gravity (kg/m3)750
AppearanceNatural
Face gradeA/B
Thickness19 mm
Type MDF Veneered
VariantMDF Beuken Kwartiers Gefineerd
GrainYes, lengthwise
Application (climate)Indoors
Wood type of surface layerBeech
CoreMDF
Functional useDecorative
ColourBeige / Brown
Colour shadeMedium steamed
SidesYes
PrimedNo
Glue typeMR, Interior
Sheet structureFibreboard
Top layer typeVeneer layer
Top layer2 sides

Applications

  • Furniture
  • Interiors
  • Cupboards
  • Panelling
  • Framing
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Order MDF Beech Quartered veneer to size online

Order cut-to-size MDF Beech Quartered veneer easily online. Veneered MDF can be cut to the millimetre. We deliver the panel fully custom-made to your home. Are you curious about the possibilities? Configure your product and you will have your project ready in no time.

MDF Beech Quartered veneer: what is it?

MDF is a popular board material that can be used for countless projects. MDF veneered is the a standard MDF board with a top layer of dose-sawn oak. The top layer is meant to be kept in sight; the bottom layer is made of technical veneer and is meant to reinforce the board. Because the core of these panels is MDF, this board is also good and easy to assemble. That's really convenient!

MDF Beech Quartered veneer, sheet material with a natural top layer

Unlike melaminated board material, the top layer of veneered panels is a layer of real wood. This gives the material a calm, natural look. Because it is a natural product, there may be colour and texture differences between different panels. No two panels are the same. In addition, it is important that this panel is finished with a lacquer or oil as desired. This prevents discolouration and preserves the top layer. 

Veneered board material has the big advantage over solid board material that it does not warp. The MDF core of this board material gives it the advantages of MDF, but the appearance of solid and natural wood.

Crown cut or Quartered veneer

Sawing logs is usually done in two different ways: crown / plain or kwartiers. When the wood is cut crown / plain, long slices are cut lengthwise. This allows the flames of the material to be clearly seen and makes the best use of the wood. In mix, these two techniques are processed interchangeably and used during veneer assembly. This creates a natural whole and each slab is unique.

Available thicknesses of MDF Beech Quartered veneer

With us, you order customised, high-quality veneered mdf in various thicknesses. You can easily specify the desired thickness in the product configurator. This ensures that the board material meets your requirements: both the size and thickness of the material. The following thicknesses are available: 19 mm.

Machining of MDF Beech Quartered veneer panels

The board consists of wood fibres compressed under high pressure. This makes the material easy to work with. When milling or sawing, this board material does not splinter. The fibres are held together by resin. This makes it important to degrease the board well before lacquering the material. Veneered MDF is only suitable for indoor applications and in dry conditions.

Specific applications of veneered oak

MDF is the material of choice for furniture and interior applications. Veneer MDF, also known as veneer MDF, is a versatile board suitable for various interior applications. A door, an enclosure for pipework, a bookshelf, a TV cabinet and a partition are some examples of the application possibilities of veneered MDF. Its homogeneous structure makes MDF less susceptible to shrinking and expanding at varying temperatures compared to other board materials. MDF veneer is not suitable for use in damp rooms or outdoors.

Alternatives for MDF Beech Quartered veneer

Is MDF Beech Quartered veneer ot the right type of wood for your job after all? Looking for other board material with a grain? Then go for poplar plywood. Do you want boards that can be used outdoors? Check out phenolic plywood, MDF tricoya or multiplex okoume. Or see our other veneered panel materials here:

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