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Type |
MDF frame profile |
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Profile classification |
No. 024 and 024 (braid) |
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Thickness |
22 mm |
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Length |
2.8 m |
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Width |
60 mm |
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Moisture content |
8-12% |
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Quantity per pack |
10 pcs |
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Total length per pack |
28 linear meters |
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Pack weight |
24.3 kg |
MDF frame profile: what is it?
An MDF profile is a structural component manufactured from high-grade medium-density fiberboard. After cutting, frame profiles undergo milling. The surface is shaped at the desired angle, and the piece is machined with grooves for secure and easy assembly. The profile’s designation depends on the groove type.
To enhance the aesthetic appeal of the blank, the profile surface is veneered. Slicing natural ash, oak, or alder veneer onto the profile elevates its decorative quality and allows the component to integrate seamlessly into the overall structure.
Advantages of veneered MDF frame profiles
- Eco-friendly and safe. Made from E1 grade MDF, which is approved for indoor use. Profiled MDF veneered with natural fleece-backed oak, ash, or alder veneer can be used in residential and public spaces. Both the fiberboard and natural veneer are completely safe for human and animal health.
- Easy to finish. Natural veneer is a thin slice of wood that faithfully reproduces the grain pattern, texture, and color palette of solid timber. The veneered surface is commonly treated with wax, oil, or varnish, and can also be stained or painted.
- Easy to work with and install. Working with this structural material does not require specialized tools. MDF profiles are quick and easy to install.
Where are veneered MDF frame profiles used?
These products are widely used in the furniture industry, for door and window casing production, window sills, door frames, and in finishing projects of any complexity. MDF frame profiles are used to make:
Framed fronts
Cabinets, nightstands, tall storage units, and dressers with framed fronts are a classic choice favored by furniture makers and interior designers. The door consists of a frame with an insert made of various materials. MDF profiles are an excellent choice for this construction due to their durability, lightweight nature, and ease of processing.
Wall and ceiling finishing
MDF profiles are widely used for ceiling and wall panels. Precision milling creates a decorative relief profile that serves as framing or an accent element for panels and wall murals.
Doorways and window frames
Framed MDF profiles are also used for door trimming and door frame finishing. These elements not only serve an aesthetic purpose but also contribute to thermal and acoustic insulation. In addition, milled MDF profiles are used in the production of window sills and window frames.