Standard Compressed Wood (MDF - Medium-Density Fiberboard), also known in the markets as "MDF", is one of the most popular types of engineered wood widely used in the world of furniture and decoration manufacturing. Its most important features: Very smooth surface: Excellent for painting, shaping, and veneering. Easy to work with: Easy to cut and engrave with CNC machines without chipping. Economical: Very cheap price compared to natural wood. Its most common uses: Bedrooms, TV tables, wall decorations, and interior doors (in dry areas only). Standard board dimensions: The most common size: 244 x 122 cm (8 x 4 feet). Larger special sizes are available, such as: 280 x 207 cm. Thicknesses: Ranges from 3 mm to 30 mm. The most used in furniture: 6 mm (for back panels and drawers), 9 mm, 12 mm, 18 mm (the standard for wood frames and cabinets), and 25 mm. Density: The density of standard MDF ranges between 600 to 800 kg/m3. (This density makes it heavier than natural wood like pine). Available types: Thai Chinese