19mm Oak Veneered MDF

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Oak Veneer Sheet Details

Our popular oak veneered MDF is made up of an excellent quality real oak wood veneer which is bonded to our standard MDF. The core is 18mm MDF, with a 0.5mm laminate veneer applied to both faces. By slicing the real oak, we produce a crown cut veneer that gives a recognisable great iconic grain for the veneer which can be customised in the direction of your oak veneered MDF board.

Each oak veneered MDF piece showcases unique natural variations, making it one-of-a-kind. With a spectrum of shades, colours, and textures, including organic knots, it embodies the captivating imperfections found in natural wood. Embracing the individuality of each piece, the inherent warmth and charm of oak wood add character to any space.

As an adaptable material, our oak veneer MDF boards are versatile for office furniture, kitchen cabinets, floating wall shelves, slat wall panels, dining sets, and fire surrounds as well as being perfect for being stained and painted if you wish to.

Due to its smooth and stable faces, MDF is also used for decorative wood or laminate veneers and it can easily be drilled and cut to specific sizes. With our CNC machine, we are fully equipped to customise your oak veneered MDF to be cut to size, or with any measurements or requirements, including preparing for fixings with screws or nails with our drilled holes and cutout options.

The lightweight MDF sheets are also easy to mark up for cutting, or sanding down, and can be cut to various shapes and forms with ease using an electric saw, router or handsaw. If you wish to further cut your MDF European oak veneer sheets, see our guide, though note that correct protection such as dust masks and goggles should be worn when handling MDF.

MDF is manufactured from wood fibres, mixed with resin and waxes which are then hot pressed to the required thickness. These wood fibres are sourced from environmentally friendly forest thinnings, recycled wood or pallets, and sawdust. All our suppliers provide FSC and PEFC certifications.

Made to Measure

Any specific shape, with cutouts for sockets and switches

Quick Delivery

Dispatched within 7 days, delivered straight to your door

Lightweight

Our veneered boards weigh significantly less than a solid oak sheet of comparable size.

Easy to Clean

Can be wiped clean with a microfibre cloth and a standard wood polish.

Inexpensive

Our veneered MDF boards offer the strength and looks of solid wood at a lower cost.

Lacquering Available

We have a matt and gloss lacquer option for a long-lasting and luxurious finish

Oak Veneered MDF Uses and Applications

• Arts and crafts projects
• Cabinets
• Countertops
• Desk table top
• Fire surrounds
• Furniture and furnishings
• Interior decorative projects
• Kitchen cabinets or frames
• Kitchen doors
• Tv back panel
• Wall panelling
• Wall shelving

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Oak Veneer Additional Options

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer's Datasheets

For the full technical details, download the manufacturer’s datasheet here:

Medite Premier MDF

Frequently Asked Questions

What is oak veneered MDF?

Oak veneered MDF has thin slices of oak wood bonded to MDF cores. This gives the look of oak at a lower cost than solid oak.

Why use oak veneer MDF?

Oak veneer MDF is durable, stable and inexpensive. The oak veneer gives an attractive wood finish on affordable MDF.

Can you paint oak veneer sheet?

Yes, paint it like any wood after light sanding and priming. Fix any damaged areas first to ensure good adhesion.

How does oak veneer MDF compare to solid oak?

Oak veneered MDF provides great value with oak-looking sheets at a fraction of the price of solid oak.

Is the oak veneer real wood?

Yes, the thin oak slices bonded to the MDF are real oak wood veneers, as opposed to plastic vinyls.

What's oak veneer MDF used for?

MDF oak veneer is perfect for furniture, cabinets, flooring, etc. The oak veneer gives a stylish finish.

Can you remove the oak veneer?

Removing the oak veneer risks damaging the MDF underneath, so only do so if essential.

How can you protect oak veneered MDF?

Apply varnish or stain to the oak veneer for protection. Also, consider acrylic overlays if used for tabletops.