Fire rated MDF

Fire rated MDF is a type of medium-density fibreboard treated to improve its fire resistance. Builders use fire rated MDF for wall linings, partitions, doors, and furniture where fire performance is important. It’s common in public buildings such as schools, hospitals, and offices, as well as in residential projects needing additional fire protection. Historically, solid timber was often used for fire resistance, but modern construction now relies more on engineered materials like fr mdf and fire-resistant insulation to meet safety regulations.

Fire rated MDF products include standard boards, moisture-resistant variants, and veneered panels. These boards are available in a range of thicknesses to suit structural and decorative applications. Fire treated mdf is classified by its fire resistant or fire-retardant properties, following British Standards such as BS EN 13501-1. You’ll find fr mdf options graded for both surface spread of flame and smoke production, helping you meet project specifications.

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