PVC Film for Lamination Wall for MDF

High-density fiberboard (HDF) is an engineered product made from wood wastage fibers that are compressed together with a polymer under high pressure and temperature. The resulting board is similar to particle boards, but it has a higher density and is much more durable.
Medium-density fiberboard (MDF) is a much more dense version of HDF, and it is a popular choice for trimwork, skins for flush doors, office screens, and wall paneling. It is also less likely to warp and swell in areas where it will be exposed to moisture, which is why it is commonly used for core layers of laminate flooring.

MDF is also available in a variety of thicknesses and widths, which makes it an attractive choice for many applications. In addition to being a good core layer material, MDF is very easy to machine and can be laminated with a variety of finishes, including paint, to create a decorative look for your home or business.

Unlike HDF, MDF can be used outdoors, and it is more resistant to moisture and insects. This makes it an ideal choice for outdoor use in areas that deal with a lot of humidity, such as houses on the coast or those located in tropical climates.

MDF is a great option for wall coverings and can be easily stuck to with wallpaper paste, allowing you to get a gorgeous finish without having to go through the trouble of painting or staining your walls. However, be sure to prime the surface before applying any type of paste or wallpaper.