What can mdf be used for?

MDF is a very cost affective material used as a solid wood alternative. MDF is defined as a medium-density fiberboard typically made from hard and softwood particles mixed with resin to create a solid form. Common uses can include furniture, countertop (substrate), cabinets. It is the go-to manufacturing product even for high-end, high quality products to keep the retail price down compared to a solid wood solution. It is strong and can be shaped, cut and formed in the same manner as a solid wood application. In many cases it is finished off with either a laminate product or real wood veneer. It is also a more sustainable way of offering a solid wood option with all the beauty and natural characteristics of solid wood when it's finished with a real wood veneer.