Veneered MDF Board – White Oak – Crown Cut, A/B Grade – 3050×1220 mm (10×4′) – 19 mm
€165.00
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Real white oak crown-cut face veneer on a dimensionally stable MDF substrate; looks like solid timber, stays flat like a panel
A/B commercial grade: clean A-grade show face with a B-grade back at a working price point
Crown cut produces the wider, flame-figured veneer leaves that book-match across large panels
Suits furniture, shop fitting, wall panelling, doors, drawer fronts and hospitality interiors
Face veneer can chip on cross-cuts without scoring first; use a sharp blade and score the cut line
Veneer absorbs stain more strongly than solid timber; test on an offcut and consider a sanding sealer first
Product specification
- Length
- 3050 mm
- Width
- 1220 mm
- Thickness
- 19 mm
- Coverage
- 3.721 m²
- Weight
- 50.8 kg
- Material
- Timber
- Fire Rating
- N/A
- Wood Type
- Hardwood
Oak veneered MDF 3050 x 1220 mm is the long sheet in the range, 19 mm thick with real crown cut white oak on both faces. It is the same panel as the standard sheet, in a length that clears a storey.
That length is the only reason to pay for it, and it is a good one. A cross joint in an oak face cannot be hidden: the grain will not run through it, and no filler or lipping makes it disappear. On an oversize door leaf, a full height wardrobe front or a floor to ceiling panelled wall, the joint you avoid is one that would otherwise sit right across the middle of the show face.
Cutting and handling
At 50.8 kg over three metres it is a proper two person sheet and it needs a planned route, particularly through a stairwell. Carry it on edge and never drag it across anything, because a scratch through the veneer cannot be sanded out. Score the face before cutting, support the panel along its whole length, and take the long rips first while you still have a full sheet to measure from.
Fixing and painting
Pilot drill and use coarse threaded MDF screws, with dowels, biscuits or a mechanical fitting on anything carrying load. Lip exposed edges in solid oak and fit the lipping before final sanding, so the lipping and the face finish level. Sand to 180 or 240 grit and no deeper. On a tall door leaf finish both faces before it is hung, or the panel will take up moisture unevenly and twist in the frame. A three metre leaf that twists even slightly will not shut against its stops.
Where not to use it
Dry interiors only, as with any MDF core. Where the component fits inside 2440 mm the standard sheet is cheaper and far easier to get into a building, and where a fire class is specified there is a fire rated version of this same board. The other species and thicknesses are on the veneered MDF page, and the rest of the range on the MDF page.