Questions and Answers for 3/4 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft. MDF Panel

A:  Andy, We do not recommend using raw MDF as a cabinet doors. It should be finished with melamine or a similar product.

A:  Robert, We have not tested the MDF for that application.

A:  No, the wheels of the chair will quickly start to dig into the board.

A:  I have used this (3/4) for my office chair and it has lasted about 5 years so far, but will slowly scuff.OW

A:  MDF is a pretty stable product. Seal it though to protect it from moisture. Especially the edges. I would laminate the edges first, then put the apply the top laminate. 

A:  JeffS, This UltraStock MDF is MR 10 rated. We manufacture MDF with different MR ratings.

A:  Mark, 3/4" MDF weighs an average of 91.6 pounds per 4'X8' sheet.

A:  Diane, We do not recommend using MDF in an exterior application such a door.

A:  John, Georgia-Pacific MDF products are not certified for a specific flame spread rating, but untreated MDF have been tested for flame spread by a number of different manufacturers and the results met the Class III or C rating.

A:  96 pounds

A:  David, 3/4" 4'X8' MDF panel weight an average of 61 pounds.

A:  MY OPINION IT DOES NOT WEIGHT MUCH, JUST LIKE REGULAR SHEET OF PLYWOOD. IT JUST BULKEY.

A:  Absolutely not tried refused to cut. told them +/- 1/2 in they called it precision cut.

A:  I've read they do this, but I've always bought this whole and cut it up myself. Don't know how accurately they would do it, but they certainly have the right tool. You really have to ask them--it will only take a phone call.

A:  Stephen, Please contact your local Home Depot to confirm.

A:  Fish2, The panels have a tolerence of ±1/64" for length and width.