MDF VS PLYWOOD | Interior Design | furniture design

Medium-density fiberboard MDF is generally cheaper than plywood, but it is not as hard and can sag under heavyweight. MDF doesn't handle moisture very well, so it is more suited for indoor use, such as in furniture.
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[@indhuskitchenandvlogs]

Best comparison.Both have their plus and minus. MDF is cost efficient. Gives pleasant look for interiors. Plywood for strength and long durability....

[@tomdaniels7215]

MDF is not softer than Plywood. It is actually substantially harder than ordinary Plywood on the Janka scale. With the single exception of modulus of rupture it is also stronger than ordinary Plywood and much more stable. Like Plywood, it can be purchased in water resistant varieties (Like Medex, for example) that are made with exterior grade glue.

[@indhuskitchenandvlogs]

I have decided to use plywood for the base of the loft I'm planning and MDF for postforming shutters to cover it. Plywood won't sag under weight and MDF doors even if it gets damaged in course of time can be changed... They give a good smooth look which is important in interior works...

[@srinivasedupuganti120]

Ur explanation in difference between MDF and plywood is so helpful to us thanks for the information keep posting such videos yes I already subscribed

[@DesignByMisha]

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[@punamalairl7111]

Sister MDF Board attack by terrmite or no problem please reply.

[@DesignByMisha]

MDF itself is not particularly attractive to termites. This is because it lacks the cellulose (sugars) that termites find appealing in natural wood.

[@nestkart]

Very good explanation

[@DesignByMisha]

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[@rohitkhanna1588]

Thanks for such good information keep up the good work

[@DesignByMisha]

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[@dilipshelake9784]

Which is good for interior like Modular kitchen & Wardrobe, MDF or 18mm A3 Plywood?

[@saikumarnvsk299]

According to you Which one is better to use in cool environment mam , please respond.

[@DesignByMisha]

Plywood is more durable and weather-resistant.

[@Srk7028]

Is it good choice to make wardrobe in aluminium ?

[@DesignByMisha]

Aluminium is definitely durable, safe, hygienic, termite-free, waterproof and anti-rust.They do not require much care and maintenance also....yes it's a good choice 😊

[@arunkumarc2350]

which good for garments racks...do reply me ...

[@DesignByMisha]

The strength of 18mm ply is equal to 25mm thick MDF board but MDF is cheaper than plywood, if you use MDF it turns out to be 30%-35% cheaper than plywood.

[@Blessing_indeed]

Nice video 👍

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[@fashionknowledge795]

Very nice video

[@DesignByMisha]

Thanks

[@sreedurgathummanagoti4597]

What about WPC mam?

[@DesignByMisha]

I already made a video on WPC.....you can check that out......I hope it will be helpful for you..
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[@jenishsadaria8065]

i want to make wardrobe door height 8 feet x width 1.5 feet,
can i use 25 m.m. mdf & paint pu colour?
or
can i use blockboard 18 m.m. & paste both side 3.5 m.m. mdf so total 25 m.m. & paint pu colour?
which option is best ?
in first option 25 m.m. mdf door may be get bending after some time?