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Type |
MDF frame moulding |
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Profile classification |
No. 032 |
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Thickness |
21 mm |
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Length |
2.8 m |
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Width |
80 mm |
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Moisture content |
8-12% |
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Quantity per pack |
12 pcs |
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Length per pack |
33.6 linear meters |
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Pack weight |
21.9 kg |
What is an MDF frame moulding?
Veneered frame moulding is a product manufactured from MDF board and natural oak, alder, or ash veneer. The component is cut from medium-density fiberboard and then precision-milled. The blank is shaped, and the necessary mounting grooves are milled into the edges. The product marking depends on the groove type.
The finished piece is veneered to achieve an attractive, high-end appearance. The surface of the natural veneer preserves the original grain pattern and color palette of the wood, which designers frequently incorporate into their concepts. Wood-veneered mouldings can be tinted, varnished, oiled, or waxed.
Features of MDF moulding
- Easy installation. Wood-based mouldings are straightforward to install using standard tools.
- Eco-friendly. The mouldings are made from E1 MDF boards. With safe formaldehyde emission levels, they are approved for indoor use and completely safe for both people and pets. These profiles are used to furnish play areas, bedrooms, living rooms, home offices, corporate workspaces, libraries, coworking areas, cafes, and restaurants.
- Simple finishing. Natural oak, ash, and alder veneer showcases a unique wood grain that stands out on its own. To enhance its natural beauty and depth, the wood surface can be stained, oiled, waxed, or varnished.
Applications of MDF frame skirting boards
The material is widely used in furniture production and interior fitting. These trims are typically used when installing:
Furniture
Furniture skirting profiles are essential for finishing kitchen countertops and other worktops. These trims conceal the joints between the wall and the countertop, creating a neat, functional look and making cleaning easier. Skirting boards are also used when installing shelving units and floor-standing cabinets, eliminating gaps and making storage areas look cleaner and more finished.
Wall panels
Wall panelling is a popular choice for both modern and classic interiors. To neatly finish the transition between wall panels and the floor, a matching skirting board is essential. Additionally, veneered trims are used to decorate panels and decorative wall art.
Partitions
Various partitions are used to zone residential and commercial spaces. Frame skirting boards are often needed when installing such structures to conceal the joint between the floor and the partition. Skirting also serves an aesthetic role: a profile matching the partition seamlessly blends the structure into the interior, while a contrasting moulding can highlight a specific area of the room.