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A. Medium density fiberboard (MDF) is engineered wood made by reducing wood to individual fibers and then bonding them back together with a resin. It is a dense, strong, and uniform substrate for laminates. It is far superior to particle board in strength, stiffness, screw-holding and stability. It also provides a smoother surface for laminates.
