Finsa Hydrofugo Moisture Resistant (MR) MDF — Sample (90 × 90 mm) Order a 90 mm × 90 mm Finsa Hydrofugo MR MDF sample to evaluate the moisture-resistant core, machining quality, edge-sealing behaviour, and finish hold-out before committing to full sheets or cut-to-size parts. Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and utility areas where humidity resistance matters. Ready for larger jobs? See Finsa Hydrofugo MR MDF — Full Board or Finsa Hydrofugo MR MDF — Cut to Size from MDF Direct. About Finsa Hydrofugo MR MDF Hydrofugo is a moisture-resistant interior MDF engineered for high dimensional stability and low swelling versus standard MDF. You get a dense, uniform core that machines cleanly and takes coatings evenly—perfect for cabinet carcasses, door rails, architectural mouldings, and decorative panels in humid interiors. (Interior use only; not exterior or continuous wet service.) What This Sample Helps You Check Finish compatibility: primer/topcoat or laminate adhesion and colour uniformity Edge performance: sealing/absorption on routed edges and cutouts Machining quality: routing, drilling, and screw-holding near edges Moisture response: small-scale swelling tests after your sealing routine Typical Uses (full boards) Kitchen & bathroom carcasses, vanity units, utility cabinetry Shelving (supported spans) and built-ins in humid spaces Door components, rails & stiles, and architectural mouldings Wall panelling/cladding in commercial and residential interiors parturient quam.Aliquet faucibus condimentum amet nam a nascetur suspendisse habitant a mollis senectus suscipit a vestibulum primis molestie parturient aptent nisi aenean.A scelerisque quam consectetur condimentum risus lobortis cum dignissim mi fusce primis rhoncus a rhoncus bibendum parturient condimentum odio a justo a et mollis pulvinar venenatis metus sodales elementum.Parturient ullamcorper natoque mi sagittis a nibh nisi a suspendisse a. Key Features Moisture-resistant MDF core for humid interiors High dimensional stability with low swelling/absorption Excellent machining quality—clean routing and edges Smooth faces for paints, lacquers, and laminates Low formaldehyde emission classification Available in multiple thicknesses; typically supplied as 2440 × 1220 mm sheets Sample & Product Specs Sample size: 90 × 90 mm (nominal) Core: Finsa Hydrofugo MR MDF Faces: Smooth, unfinished (ready for your coating tests) Master sheet size (typical): 2440 × 1220 mm Common thicknesses: 6, 9, 12, 18, 22, 25, 30 mm (stock varies) Finishing & Handling (full boards) Seal all faces and edges (especially freshly cut/routed edges) Use appropriate primers/edge sealers for MR MDF; follow drying times Avoid direct water exposure and standing water; interior humid only Why Order from MDF Direct Move from sample to production with Full Boards or Cut to Size. We cut on calibrated industrial equipment to ≈0.1 mm tolerance for clean, square edges and fast installs. Delivery details: Delivery Information. Need advice? Contact us. Delivery & Availability Samples typically ship with your next parcel or by post. Full orders usually deliver in 4-5 working days (location dependent). Safety Remember to follow safe handling guidelines for MDF when cutting or sanding panels. Frequently Asked Questions 1. What makes Hydrofugo different from standard MDF? Its MR core provides higher stability and lower swelling in humid interiors, with the same clean machining and smooth faces. 2. Can I use Hydrofugo in bathrooms and kitchens? Yes—interior humid environments are ideal. Seal all cut edges and avoid direct/continuous water exposure. 3. Is it suitable for exterior use? No—interior use only. For exterior applications, consider an exterior-grade MDF alternative (put URL here). 4. Will it take paint and laminate well? Yes—use suitable primers/edge sealers; Hydrofugo’s smooth faces accept paints, lacquers, and laminates. 5. Do you offer cut-to-size parts? Absolutely—order Finsa Hydrofugo MR MDF — Cut to Size for made-to-measure panels. 6. Which thickness should I choose? Choose based on span/load and application (e.g., 18–25 mm for carcasses/shelves with supports; 6–12 mm for backs/liners and light panelling).
