MADE Plain MDF Board (Medium Density Fibreboard)

This is a standard plain/raw MDF board, an engineered wood panel made by breaking down hardwood/softwood residuals into fine fibers, mixing with resin binders (usually urea-formaldehyde), and pressing under high heat/pressure into dense, uniform sheets. It’s smooth on both sides with no veneer or laminate, ideal for painting, laminating, veneering, or direct use in furniture and interiors.

• Material & Construction: High-quality medium-density fibreboard (density typically 650–800 kg/m³), smooth surface for easy finishing, low warp/twist, good screw-holding strength, and consistent thickness.
• Size: Standard full sheet size of 2440mm x 1220mm (8ft x 4ft), common in Nigeria; thickness appears to be around 16–18mm (based on visual proportions and market norms; exact not labeled but “SIZE: 1” may refer to a variant).
• Finish: Plain/natural beige/brown color (raw MDF tone), edges sealed or raw, suitable for further processing.
• Applications: Widely used in Nigeria for furniture making (cabinets, wardrobes, TV stands, shelves), interior doors, wall paneling, ceiling designs, kitchen carcasses, office partitions, speaker boxes, and decorative work. Popular among carpenters, furniture makers, and builders in Port Harcourt, Lagos, and other cities for cost-effective, versatile projects.
• Benefits: Affordable alternative to solid wood or plywood; excellent for curved/molded shapes; paintable/laminate-friendly; fire-retardant properties in some grades; eco-friendly (uses wood waste).
• Origin/Brand Notes: Likely imported (common Chinese/Turkish/Egyptian sources) or locally branded “MADE” variant sold in wholesale markets; often stacked/packaged as seen with wooden crates.

This is a staple building material in Nigeria’s construction and furniture sector, especially for budget-to-mid-range projects.