Our high-quality Oak Veneered MDF is already hugely popular, and many of you have asked for more finishes.
Veneered products are more environmentally friendly than solid wood as the veneer uses more of the log and the MDF is made from compressed fibres that uses more of the tree. This means less trees are needed to produce the same amount of veneered MDF than solid wood products will require.
We've introduced two new types of veneer to our collection in 6mm:
Due to popular demand; we have also brought in a thicker 6mm Oak Veneer MDF as well. You can see the high quality grain in detail below:
All of these MDF sheets have a what we call a high quality 'A' grade veneer on the topside: This is a very high quality grading (typically the best you will see). The surface of the material will be consistent in appearance with no large variations in colour. Small pin knots are allowed and these would typically be only a few mm in diameter. The B Grade Veneer underside shows the natural look of the veneer. There will be changes in colour that show the grain pattern. Sound, smooth knots are allowed and these will typically be under 15mm to 35mm in diameter. This product conforms to E1 (low) formaldehyde levels and is often described as 'Laser Grade' MDF but there is no official classification for this. We believe that E1 conforming MDF is the safest and best MDF for using in a laser cutter. If you want to keep up to date with new products including these new materials, don't hesitate to sign up to our newsletter here.©Kitronik Ltd – You may print this page & link to it, but must not copy the page or part thereof without Kitronik's prior written consent.



