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UltraStock MDF board panels provide a standard core MDF panel that suits a wide range of shop and jobsite work where a flat, uniform sheet is needed. The 3/4 inch thickness creates a substantial panel for cabinetry, fixtures, and general woodworking where a stable substrate is important. The 49 x 145 size offers a large sheet that helps reduce seams on wide panels or tall components. The MDF product class means you are working with a homogeneous fiberboard that responds predictably to machining and finishing. As a Georgia-Pacific product, this sheet aligns with established MDF manufacturing practices that many shops already rely on. CARB II and TSCA Title VI certification indicate the panel meets recognized formaldehyde emission standards, which matters wherever regulatory compliance is part of the project requirements.
This MDF 3/4X49X145 panel is sized for layouts where large parts are nested from one sheet, so cutting plans can prioritize full-height and full-width components. The 3/4 inch thickness supports edge machining for profiles or joinery, allowing edges to be shaped and finished as part of the design. Because the surface can be painted, printed, stained, veneered or laminated with excellent results, one substrate can serve different finish specifications within a project. Machined edges can be finished smoothly and evenly, so edge treatments can be integrated without separate edging material. The sheet format aligns with standard panel handling and processing equipment in woodworking shops, keeping workflow straightforward from receiving through cutting, machining, and finishing.
This UltraStock MDF 3/4 inch 49 x 145 sheet serves projects that call for a stable, flat substrate across larger surfaces. The oversized panel is well suited to tall cabinets, long wall panels, and fixture components where a single-piece face is preferred. Because the panels can be painted with excellent results, they adapt to color-critical millwork or casework programs using coating systems. The ability to be printed supports graphic or branded surfaces on displays and interior panels that rely on accurate image reproduction. When the panel is stained, its MDF core offers a consistent base for stain systems designed for this material, which helps maintain uniform appearance across multiple parts. Veneer applications benefit from the even surface, allowing wood or decorative veneer to lie flat so press cycles are predictable. Laminated finishes take advantage of the dense, smooth MDF face, giving laminates a reliable backing for adhesion and reducing telegraphing from irregularities. With CARB II and TSCA Title VI certification, this sheet fits into projects where documented emissions performance is part of the job specification.
The standard core UltraStock MDF construction delivers a homogeneous interior, so saws and routers encounter the same density through the full thickness, which supports repeatable tool paths and helps keep profiles crisp from part to part. Machined edges that can be finished smoothly and evenly reduce secondary prep on edges, which streamlines workflows for painted, veneered, or laminated components with exposed profiles. The 3/4 inch thickness offers enough material for common joinery and fastening methods used with MDF, which keeps design options open for cabinet bodies, fixtures, and architectural elements. Because the surface can be painted, printed, stained, veneered or laminated with excellent results, a single sheet stock can meet varied design and branding requirements within one project, simplifying material planning. The 49 x 145 format yields long or tall pieces without splicing, which supports clean visual lines on doors, pilasters, and panel runs while reducing labor associated with aligning seams. CARB II and TSCA Title VI certification add value on projects where emission standards are referenced in documentation, helping this panel align with those written requirements without changing the base substrate.
The Georgia-Pacific MDF 3/4X49X145 panel measures 49 x 145 inches, which allows large parts to be cut from a single sheet for wide or tall components.
This UltraStock MDF board has a 3/4 inch thickness, giving enough material for machining profiles and typical MDF joinery used in cabinetry and fixtures.
This MDF panel can be painted, printed, stained, veneered or laminated with excellent results, so one substrate supports multiple finish systems on the same project.
Machined edges on this MDF sheet can be finished smoothly and evenly, which supports clean profiles and reduces edge prep before finishing.
This MDF 3/4X49X145 panel is CARB II and TSCA Title VI certified, so it aligns with recognized formaldehyde emission standards in regulated applications.
This UltraStock MDF panel is manufactured by Georgia-Pacific, linking it to a recognized MDF producer with established product classifications.
The Georgia-Pacific UltraStock MDF 3/4X49X145 panel combines a 3/4 inch thickness, 49 x 145 size, and standard core construction to support large components and consistent machining. Its ability to be painted, printed, stained, veneered or laminated with excellent results lets one sheet type serve varied finish designs. Machined edges that can be finished smoothly and evenly help keep edge work efficient on doors, panels, and fixtures. With CARB II and TSCA Title VI certification, this MDF sheet fits projects where emission standards are specified. For jobs needing a large, uniform MDF substrate across multiple finishing methods, this panel offers a practical, job-focused option.
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