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Georgia-Pacific Ultra Stock MDF is valued for its defect-free composition and highly uniform density that allow it to cut, rout, shape and drill cleanly, holding intricate detail with a minimum of waste and tool wear. Panel for panel, it's hard to beat for material efficiency, machining performance and productivity. Ultra stock MDF also finishes beautifully and consistently. Its flat, smooth surface delivers exceptional results whether laminated, direct printed or painted. Sanded with a range of available grits, it performs well even with very thin overlays and dark paint colors. Dimensional stability is another important benefit. That means swelling and thickness variations are virtually eliminated when using this product. The precision craftsmen machine into their component parts during production will be maintained in the assembled product they produce. Fasteners will draw tight and end users will enjoy the accurate fit and clean appearance.
Actual Product Length (in.) | 97.000 in |
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Actual Product Thickness (in.) | 0.5 in |
Actual Product Width (in.) | 49 in |
Nominal Product Length (ft.) | 8 |
Nominal Product Thickness (in.) | 1/2 |
Nominal Product Width (ft.) | 4 |
Exposure Durability | Interior |
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Plywood Features | No Additional Features |
Plywood Product Type | MDF |
Manufacturer Warranty | None |
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It is not advised to tile over MDF because it swells and does not hold mortar well.
If used for its intended purpose, yes. If not, No.
No. You mist seal it if you want water resistance.
Not water resistant either. It swells badly and rapidly with water contact. Water based finishes and paints seem ok though.
No. This has nowhere close to the structural strength of actual rated subfloor. Also, see other post about water.
If it gets wet it will expand if your talking about like a actual floor
A standard 3/4-inch thick, 4x8-foot sheet of MDF weighs between 80 and 96 pounds
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4.4 out of 5