High Density Fiberboard (HDF)

The Ultimate Engineered Wood Solution for Modern Applications

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About HDF

High Density Fiberboard (HDF) is the highest-grade engineered wood available, crafted from 100% compressed wood fibers with advanced resin bonding technology. With densities reaching 900kg/m³+, our HDF boards outperform standard MDF and plywood in strength, stability, and precision machining – making them the #1 choice for architects, furniture makers, and construction professionals.

Why Choose Our HDF?

Superior Strength

Higher load-bearing capacity than MDF, ideal for structural applications.

Dimensional Stability

Resists warping under temperature/humidity changes.

Smooth Surface

Perfect for high-gloss finishes, CNC carving, and intricate designs.

Eco-Friendly

Made from recycled wood fibers, supporting sustainable forestry.

Easy Machining

Can be cut, drilled, routed, and shaped without splintering.

Specifications & Customization

Density

800–930 kg/m³ (higher than MDF)

Thickness Range

2mm–40mm (customizable for different uses)

Surface Finish

Ultra-smooth, ideal for direct painting, laminating, or veneering

Moisture Resistance

Available in standard, moisture-resistant (HMR), and fire-retardant (FR) grades.

Formaldehyde Levels

E0/E1 certified options for low-emission, eco-friendly use.

Applications of HDF

Furniture & Cabinetry

Used in luxury wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, and office furniture.

Automotive Interiors

Preferred for car dashboards, door panels, and trim.

Construction & Flooring

Ideal for laminate flooring, wall panels, and acoustic insulation.

Audio Equipment

Used in speaker boxes and studio panels for superior sound quality.

Industrial Packaging

Replaces plywood in heavy-duty crates and pallets.

FAQ

Is HDF stronger than MDF?

Yes! HDF has higher density (800+ kg/m³ vs. 600–800 kg/m³ for MDF), making it more durable.

Can HDF be used outdoors?

Not recommended for prolonged outdoor exposure unless treated with waterproof coatings.

Is HDF safe for home use?

Yes, especially E0/E1 grade HDF, which meets strict formaldehyde emission standards.

How does HDF compare to plywood?

HDF is more uniform, smoother, and better for precision machining, while plywood offers higher water resistance.

Can HDF be painted directly?

Yes! Its ultra-smooth surface requires minimal prep work for painting or veneering.

Why Choose HDF?

From high-end furniture to industrial uses, HDF combines strength, versatility, and cost-efficiency—making it the top choice for architects, manufacturers, and DIY enthusiasts.

Contact Us for Bulk Orders & Custom HDF Solutions

Partner with Shandong Fortuna International Trade Co., Ltd., one of China’s largest HDF manufacturers, and secure premium HDF for your business.