Boards Used in Interior Design

The type of board utilised determines the interior quality. There are numerous varieties of boards available on the market nowadays, making it difficult to determine which is appropriate for our home. We may also pick the ideal wood for our home by considering the natural surroundings and our budget. These boards are utilised based on their size, thickness, and benefits.

In this article, we will share our knowledge on interior design boards with you so that you can determine which is appropriate for your home.

1. MDF (MEDIUM DENSITY FIBREBOARD)

MDF is made by turning hardwood and softwood waste into fibres and mixing them with a wax and resin binder, which is then pressed at high temperatures to complete the process. MDF is used to make cabinets, flooring, and other wood products.

2. HDF (HIGH-DENSITY FIBREBOARD)

HDF board is made from compressed wood fibres and is more durable than MDF board. They are more water resistant than MDF. They are utilised in flooring, interior furnishings, wall panelling, and other applications.

3. Particle Board

Sawdust and woodchips are combined with resin to make particle board. It is also known as the lightest and weakest of all the boards utilised in interior design. This board is mostly utilised for lightweight applications such as shoe racks.

4. Plywood

Wood veneer is assembled onto a flat sheet to create plywood. Plywood is sturdy and resists water damage better than other building materials. It can survive moderate moisture and preserve its shape in extreme temperatures.