The question one asks just after deciding to get one’s kitchen renovated or getting a brand new modular kitchen is – what material to use?

Suppliers of modular kitchens in Surat, Ahmedabad, Rajkot, and all other cities know that both MDF and particle board have their own sets of pros as well as cons. But, the trick is to use those pros and cons to the full advantage of the consumer.

And just so you can take the right decision, based on your set of requirements, we bring you a some factors and some individual attributes that differentiate these two materials:

• mdf
• Compressing small wood fibers, glued together with special resin, under huge amount of temperature and pressure, is what creates Medium Density Fiberboard or what is popularly known as MDF.
• Particle Board
  Also an engineered material, Particle Board is made when large wood fibers or sawdust are glued together.
• MDF is much more thicker and it is stronger too, owing to the high density of the material. This also gives it an enhanced durability, compared to particle board.
• Lower density of this material makes Particle Board have reduced strength compared to MDF.
• Boards made from MDF are heavier; they weigh more than particle boards.
• Light in weight compared to MDF, particle board has lesser density than the former.
• Very good, if you have some intricate designs in mind to get crafted on the wood work, as MDF is brilliant to have custom designs added to it. Even the kitchen cabinets can be custom made quite easily, if they’ve been made using MDF.
• While particle board is designed to build heavy standing furniture, when it comes to adding versatility to the designs, it doesn’t do
  much good – not as good as MDF.
• MDF has a surface that is always available with a membrane finish, which makes it an amazing base for veneer. The smooth finish also makes it a great choice for building kitchen cabinets, giving them an elegant look.
• The rough pre-laminated look of particle board makes it quite an apt material to carve cabinet shelves and backend from. Unless it is laminated, particle board comes with a rough surface owing to a pre-laminated exterior.
• MDF comes at a higher cost, due to its greater strength, durability, and versatility.
• Particle board is relatively inexpensive, because it less strong as well as less versatile.
• You can get MDF Boards under two options; Plain and Membrane
• Particle Boards are also available in two varieties: Plain and Pre-laminated.

If you are thinking of getting a modular kitchen in Surat, Krios Kitchens and it steam of brilliant professionals would be more than happy to help you design the your dream kitchen!