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MDF on concrete

Lex Luthor · 2019-06-17 15:01:21

would MDF be ok to lay on concrete floor or would it absorb moisture from the concrete over time? I want to build a small storage area in one section of the utilty room and was going to put MDF down on the concrete to base everything off I get the feeling it would be mush after a few months??? The area is 8' x 2.5' Thanks

17-06-2019 3:01pm

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Lex Luthor

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would MDF be ok to lay on concrete floor or would it absorb moisture from the concrete over time?

I want to build a small storage area in one section of the utilty room and was going to put MDF down on the concrete to base everything off

I get the feeling it would be mush after a few months???

The area is 8' x 2.5'

Thanks

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#2 17-06-2019 3:44pm

listermint

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Dont use MDF.

Put down some underlay and put Plywood on top of it or OSB. its a more appropriate flooring material. Besides MDF is expensive.

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