MDF & OSB Board

The surface of an OSB board is rougher in texture. On the other hand, the surface of an MDF board is smooth and uniform, providing a refined finish. Due to its remarkable structural strength and affordability, OSB is frequently employed for various applications such as subflooring, wall sheathing, roof decking, and as a base for flooring materials. On the other hand, MDF’ also known as chipboard is manufactured by mixing flakes of wood, sawdust and sawmill shavings together with resin and compressed multiple times to get the best bond between the resin and the chips.