What is HDHMR | Everything you need to know about HDHMR | SK Interior

HDHMR (High-Density High Moisture Resistant)

This more recent wood material product has a higher density and resilience to moisture than plywood. It is far more suitable for usage in environments with high moisture levels since it is harder and denser than MDF.

Uses

•             Kitchen cabinets

•             Furniture

•             Panels

•             Partitions

•             Shelves

Maintenance

•             Clean just specific areas rather than the entire surface

•             Use lukewarm water to wash this material

•             Make a crisp swipe rather than running

PRO

Low Maintenance

After your carpenter uses HDHMR ply to build the necessary structures, you won't have to spend a lot of time maintaining them. Lukewarm water is a simple cleaning solution for HDHMR boards. All you have to do is make sure you're wiping the boards with a damp cloth rather than soaking them. Although an HDHMR sheet won't be easily scratched, you should exercise caution when using objects or utensils with sharp edges.

Water-Resistant

The greatest benefit of adopting HDHMR is this. The ideal option if you reside in an area with high humidity levels is HDHMR ply. Most wood-like structures can warp and break when exposed to moisture, but using HDHMR for a long time prevents this from happening. Even if HDHMR boards stay wet for a while, the surface won't begin to peel off. The boards or sheets do not readily absorb water thanks to the special glue that is used to bind the forest and agricultural wood waste particles.

Termite Proof

Despite the fact that many people favor using wood for furniture and cabinetry, making it termite-proof is a major challenge. You need not worry, though, thanks to HDHMR. Unsanitary living conditions brought on by termite infestation can result in extensive furniture and interior structure damage. Because the pressing technique removes small amounts of wood, HDHMR is termite-proof. This increases the density of the board or sheet while also getting rid of any unusable particles that might attract termites.

Cons

Heavier than other material

There is no heavier building material than HDHMR ply. Due to this, cutting and shaping may be challenging, especially if you're working alone.

May lose shape in the long run

Some HDHMR boards may bend and lose their shape after extended use. This may also occur if HDHMR boards are kept for an extended period of time in subpar storage conditions.

For other material options and their pros and cons check out our other Blogs post below:

What is MDF

What is BOILO

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