
What is E1 MDF
E1 MDF is a standard emission grade, safe for indoor furniture. It releases minimal formaldehyde, complying with international safety norms.
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E1 MDF is a standard emission grade, safe for indoor furniture. It releases minimal formaldehyde, complying with international safety norms.
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E0 MDF has extremely low formaldehyde emissions, making it safer for health and eco-friendly. Ideal for green buildings and kids' rooms.
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Core Veneer refers to the internal wood sheets that make up the plywood's thickness. Quality core gaps determine the ply's strength.
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Face Veneer is the top visible layer of plywood. Gurjan or Keruing face veneers provide a premium look and extra durability.
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The plywood core refers to the inner layers. Hardwood core (Eucalyptus/Gurjan) offers more strength than softwood (Poplar/Pine) core.
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Moisture Resistant (MR) Plywood is commercial grade ply capable of withstanding humidity but not direct water. Best for indoor furniture.
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Termite Resistant Plywood is chemically treated to repel termites and borers. Look for 'GLP' (Glue Line Protection) for guaranteed safety.
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Fire Retardant Plywood is treated to delay fire spread and reduce smoke. Certified under IS:5509. Essential for safe kitchens and offices.
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Difference between Plywood and Blockboard. Plywood has veneer layers; Blockboard has a pine wood batten core. See which is better for doors.
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