Medium Density Fiberboard

The acronym MDF taken from the English “Medium Density Fiberboard”, is a material made from wood shavings mixed with synthetic resin. This process allows MDF to be more environmentally friendly than solid wood, as it does not require the direct felling/cutting down of trees for its design. It is an excellent choice for replacing solid wood due to its sturdiness and resistance to humidity.

Lacquer Cabinets on MDF

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After designing the MDF panels, they are sent to the paint department where lacquer coats are applied. The lacquer is thus applied in several thin successive layers, until the desired result is obtained. This process allows for a wide choice of colours in an opaque finish, as well as many door model options.

Pros

Easy to maintain

Huge variety of colours

More economical than solid wood

The material warps less than solid wood.

Does not require direct tree cutting

Disadvantages

Vulnerable to water and other liquid damage

Less robust compared to solid wood

Difficult to retouch in case of scratches

Marks easily on impacts and blows

Some projects in medium density fiberboard

Custom designs

Chic-country laundry room

Contemporary kitchens

The Ideal

Contemporary kitchens

The Incredible

Contemporary kitchens

The Cobalt

Contemporary kitchens

La Divergente

Contemporary kitchens

La Chambéry

Contemporary kitchens

La Saint-Sau

Modern kitchen

L'Épura

Classic kitchen

La North Hatley

Classic kitchen

La Provençale

Contemporary kitchens

La Bianca

Modern kitchen

La Duetto

Modern kitchen

La Symbiose

Classic kitchen

La Mimosa

Contemporary kitchens

L'Intemporelle

Contemporary kitchens

La Vintage

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