MDF
Due to their ease of processing and versatile uses, MDF panels (medium-density fibreboard) are an extremely popular material. They are very often used by carpenters and joiners, especially in interior design. Nowadays, bendable plates also be used to cover oriels or stairwells without any problems. In addition, MDF panels can be covered with wallpaper and, thanks to their extremely smooth surface, can be painted wonderfully clean.

Characteristics
MDF boards from Broszeit are available as a standard version as well as in flame-retardant, moisture-resistant and low-formaldehyde or formaldehyde-free variants. They are also heat-insulating and vibration-free.
Areas of application
Interior fittings, in the sanitary area as support elements for tiles, furniture production, thermal insulation, loudspeaker construction, architectural model construction
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Non-load-bearing, flame-retardant MDF board for industrial processing and interior construction
Clicwall® FR Decorative wall cladding Melamine-coated, fire-retardant and non-structural MDF-LA FR board with Uniclic profile, available in a wide range of high-quality UNILIN Evola – Designs is available. Clicwall FR is suitable for dry conditions in service class 1 and is mainly used for partitions and pre-walls. This fire retardant product is B‑s2, d0 certified. B‑s1, d0 is available on request. Clicwall FR consists of 100% recycled wood from residual flows from the wood industry, sustainable forestry or grass verge management. -
Non-load-bearing MDF board for industrial processing and interior construction
Clicwall® decorative wall cladding Melamine-coated and non-structural MDF board with Uniclic profile, which is available in a wide range of high-quality UNILIN Evola designs. Clicwall is suitable for dry conditions in service class 1 and is mainly used for partitions and prewalls. Clicwall consists of 100% recycled wood from residual flows from the wood industry, sustainable forestry or grass verge management.


Agency partner UNilin
Circular economy pioneer
UNILIN has been a pioneer in the circular economy since the 160s. The then Union des Lins used shives – a leftover product from the flax industry – as the basic raw material for plates. In order to keep up with the growth over the years, UNILIN kept looking for new, sustainable raw materials. Residual material from the wood industry soon became the new basic raw material.
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