Furniture made from solid wood is typically thought of as beautiful, timeless and high quality. Whether it’s oak, pine or maple, there are plenty of choices when it comes to using wood for furniture.
In comparison, MDF (Medium Density Fibre-Board) is made with recycled timer and fibre materials, mixed with resin-based glue and compacted very tightly together.
Typically, MDF is seen as a cheaper alternative to solid wood and is often perceived to be lower in quality. However, in recent years there has been a rapid resurgence in flat-pack furniture being manufactured with MDF. This is largely due to the lower material costs, but also because it’s easy to store compactly.
So, with advantages and disadvantages for both solid wood and MDF, which is the better option?
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