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Hi folks,

going to re-do the cupboards after the vandalism and reckon it's worth doing the lot at once. It's manky chipboard-y stuff at present. Thinking MDF or ply would be better....any suggestions please?

Cheers folks...all help much appreciated!

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ply is better than mdf

according to westfalia, tischer, karmann, amongst others
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But it is expensive to get faced ply.

I used waterproof melamine faced MDF furniture board grade 8 X 8 ft sheet at around £100.00 and £12.00 for iron on edging.

Used a router to face the cut edges for a clean job prior to applying the edging.

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Hi Bryan

B&Q Do a niceline of Brazilian Oak faced Ply 8' x 4' Sheets

9mm £18
12mm £25
18mm £35

And will cut it to size, You get 4 free cuts with each board then 50p for each additional. I went for the 18mm, its has been varnished since the photo was taken and it looks ace. Once I get round to finishing my doors I will post a photo.

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if you can afford it use vohringer board.its ultra light weight....only problem is its about £80 for a 6x4 sheet....
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Thank you thank you....getting onto all this restorative stuff on Saturday on a trip to the big smoke.

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