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The finest regular density product is Thickpanel. Because of its excellent physical qualities, Thickpanel is ideal for a wide range of manufacturing, trade, and construction applications.


Because of its homogeneous fine texture, strong bonding strength, and inherent stability, Thickpanel enables for precise and easy machining of the panel face and edges, opening up unlimited design and finished product possibilities.

 


Joinery, lacquered, veneered, or film faced furniture, mouldings, architraves, doors, shelving, wall linings and partitions, and trophies are all examples of interior applications for thickpanel.



Thickpanel should only be used in the interior and should not be subjected to damp or high humidity.

Working Properties
Thickness Tolerance
Rated 3 out of 5
Squareness
Rated 3 out of 5
Average Density
Rated 3 out of 5
Internal Bond
Rated 3 out of 5
Surface Soundness
Rated 3 out of 5

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Flawless surface structure

High resistance to bending

Suitable for painted manufacturing

The finest regular density product is Thickpanel. Timberline's superior physical qualities and fine texture make it ideal for a variety of manufacturing, commercial, and construction applications.

STANDARD PRODUCTS

Thickpanel comes in a range of standard thicknesses ranging from 7.5mm to 30mm. 2440mm x 1220mm, 2440mm x 1830mm, and 3660mm x 1830mm are the common panel sizes. MDF panels that meet E1 (eight milligrammes per kilogramme) when tested according to EN 120:2004 and (0.5 to 1.5 milligrammes per litre) when tested according to JISA5905:2004 are also available.

STORING AND HANDLING MERBOK THICKPANELS

Thickpanel should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated location undercover. Sheets should be stored flat with support bearers that are evenly spaced at 600mm intervals and are uniformly and vertically aligned. All packing materials should be properly disposed of.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about MDF Thickpanel

Find answers to commonly asked questions about our products, including specifications, installation, usage, product features, and everything else you need to know.

What is MDF Thickpanel?
MDF Thickpanel is a regular-density medium-density fiberboard designed for manufacturing, trade and building applications.

It has a fine, homogeneous texture and a uniform structure, making it suitable for applications where consistent machining and finishing are important.
MDF Thickpanel provides a uniform and fine-textured panel that can be processed for a variety of manufacturing and interior applications.

Its consistent structure makes it suitable for cutting, routing and other machining processes, while its smooth surface provides a suitable base for different finishing methods.
Its homogeneous structure allows the board to be machined consistently, making it suitable for manufacturing furniture components and other interior products.

The uniform composition also allows edges and surfaces to be processed for different designs, profiles and finishing requirements.
MDF Thickpanel can be used for furniture manufacturing, interior components, cabinetry, shelving, decorative elements and other manufacturing or building applications where a consistent MDF panel is required.

The appropriate thickness and finishing method should be selected according to the requirements of the particular project.
Yes. MDF’s fine and homogeneous structure makes it suitable for machining operations such as cutting, routing, drilling and profiling.

This makes it useful for applications involving shaped edges, decorative profiles and accurately manufactured furniture components. Appropriate tooling and machining techniques should be used to achieve the desired finish.
Yes. The fine, homogeneous surface of MDF provides a consistent base for a variety of finishing processes.

Depending on the project, MDF can be painted, laminated, veneered or finished using other suitable surface treatments. Proper preparation and finishing procedures should be followed to achieve the desired result.
The durability of MDF Thickpanel depends on the board specification, application, installation and environmental conditions.

When used within its intended interior applications and properly handled, its uniform structure provides reliable performance for furniture, cabinetry and other manufactured components. Like other standard MDF products, it should be protected from excessive moisture and conditions outside its intended use.

MDF Thickpanel is a regular-density MDF product and should not be treated as a moisture-resistant MDF board.

 

For applications where higher humidity or moisture exposure is expected, a product specifically designed for moisture resistance may be more appropriate.

 

Timberline’s MRX MDF is designed for applications where moisture resistance is required, while HMR 313 MDF provides another option for moisture-prone interior applications.

The available size and thickness should be confirmed against Timberline’s current product specification when ordering, as availability can vary by stock and application.

When selecting a panel, the required thickness should be based on factors such as the intended use, structural requirements, machining requirements and finishing method.

The right MDF product depends on the intended application and the environmental conditions in which it will be used.

 

For standard interior furniture and manufacturing applications, regular MDF such as Thickpanel can be suitable. Where moisture resistance is an important requirement, products such as MRX MDF or HMR 313 MDF may be considered instead.

 

Other factors such as thickness, surface requirements, machining needs and finishing method should also be considered before selecting the board.