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25mm Finsa Fire Rated MDF Board Euroclass B 2440 x 1220mm (8′ x 4′) FSC®
Fire Rated MDF 25mm is ideal for use in internal dry conditions for non-structural applications and suitable for services such as display panes, wall linings, partitions, and so on. This Product is CARB 2 Compliant & has top-level of machining and finishing properties.
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25mm FR MDF
The inspector wants Euroclass B. The joiner wants a board that holds fixings properly. The client wants it to look right. 25mm FR MDF is where all three requirements meet. This is the heaviest working thickness in the fire retardant MDF range and it is built for projects that demand more than a standard lining board.
What is 25mm fire retardant MDF?
25mm fire retardant MDF is a non-structural interior board manufactured with fire inhibiting compounds integrated into the fibre core during production. The fire performance is not a coating. It runs through the full depth of the board. Cut it, shape it, rout it. The classification holds.
At 25mm, this is the heaviest standard thickness in the FR MDF range. It is chosen when the project needs mass and structural presence in a fitted element, not just a compliant surface layer. Thick enough to take hardware properly. Rigid enough to hold its shape across wider spans without additional support.
Both boards achieve Euroclass B classification under EN 13501-1. The full classification is B-s2,d0.
B means the board significantly limits fire spread. s2 means the board produces a controlled amount of smoke when exposed to fire. D0 means no flaming droplets fall from the board during a fire. In occupied buildings, that matters. Falling burning material can cause secondary ignition and slow evacuation. The d0 classification helps reduce that risk.
Both Finsa and Medite Premier FR boards are pinkish/red. On a busy site with multiple board types in use, the colour tells you what you are working with without checking every sheet.
This board is for internal dry use only. It is not moisture resistant. Bathrooms, kitchens and external applications are not suitable. Boards come with square cut edges and a smooth sanded finish, ready for painting, lacquering or laminating straight off the sheet.
Finsa vs Medite Premier FR. What is the difference?
Both boards are Euroclass B. Both are CE marked. Both are used daily on UK commercial projects. The choice comes down to what your specific project needs.
Finsa is manufactured in Spain and carries an ultra-low formaldehyde rating of E05, below the standard E1 threshold. The surface is smooth and lacquerable. It is the stronger choice for projects with indoor air quality requirements, such as healthcare environments or sensitive public spaces. CARB Phase 2 compliant.
Medite Premier FR is manufactured in Ireland and is part of the Medite Smartply range. It meets E1 formaldehyde levels and additionally complies with CARB2. CE marked under EN 13986. Widely recognised across UK public sector specifications, with strong technical support available.
If your spec names a brand, use that brand. If not, both are in stock, both come with full certification, and both are ready to go.
What is 25mm fire retardant MDF used for?
25mm is the specialist end of the FR MDF range. It is not a lining board. It is not a ceiling panel. It is chosen when the fitted element needs to carry weight, hold hardware and meet a fire specification at the same time. Joiners, shopfitters and furniture makers working on compliant commercial projects reach for 25mm when thinner boards simply will not do the job.
Heavy fitted furniture and cabinetry
The primary use. Reception desks, counters, storage carcasses, built-in wardrobes and shelving units in commercial environments where fire compliance is part of the spec. At 25mm, the board holds screws and hardware at full load without splitting or pulling out. It gives carcass panels the rigidity needed across wider spans without flexing under weight. This is the thickness that lets you build furniture the same way you always have, just with fire performance built in.
Worktops and horizontal surfaces
Where a flat, rigid surface is needed, and fire compliance applies. 25mm FR MDF gives enough mass to resist flex under load and provides a stable substrate for laminates, veneers or paint. Used in reception areas, hospitality environments, retail counters, and anywhere a surface sees regular use and needs to meet building regulations.
Shopfitting and retail interiors
Display structures, feature walls with depth, back panels on heavy retail units, and branded interior installations. At 25mm, the board gives shopfitters the mass they need for structures that will take fixings, carry load and still present a clean finished surface. Widely used across retail fit-outs where both appearance and compliance are written into the brief.
Stage sets and theatrical installations
Theatre and entertainment venues regularly specify fire rated materials for set construction and temporary structures. 25mm gives the rigidity needed for structural set elements while meeting the fire rating required by venue management and local authority licensing.
Door blanks and thick door components
Where MDF is used as a substrate or core in door construction, and the specification requires Euroclass B throughout. 25mm provides the thickness needed for solid door construction without switching to a different material.
Where it should not be used
Internal dry use only. Not moisture resistant. Not structural. Do not use in bathrooms, kitchens, external areas or any application where the board carries structural loads.
Benefits of 25mm FR MDF
- Euroclass B fire performance, classified B-s2, d0 under EN 13501-1
- Maximum thickness in the standard FR MDF range, built for heavy joinery work
- Holds screws and hardware properly at the face and edge without reinforcement
- Rigid enough to span wider unsupported distances without flex
- Smooth sanded surface ready for paint, laminate or veneer
- Fire performance runs through the full board depth, not just the surface
- Pink core makes it easy to identify on site
- FSC-certified options available
Why choose our 25mm FR MDF?
We stock 25mm fire retardant MDF from Finsa and Medite Premier FR. Both are specification grade boards with full third-party certification. Both are available in 8×4 and 10×4 sheet sizes. Both come with documentation ready for building control, project sign-off and specification checks.
At 25mm, you are buying a board for a specific job. That means the stock needs to be there when the project needs it, the certification needs to be correct, and the boards need to arrive in good condition. We cover all three.
- Certification and documentation
Both brands come with full Declaration of Performance, CE marking and fire classification reports. If your project goes to building control or a fire safety audit, the paperwork is ready. We can provide datasheets and technical documentation on request.
- Two brands, two sheet sizes, one order
Whether the spec calls for Finsa or Medite Premier FR, we stock both. Whether you need 8×4 for handling ease or 10×4 to reduce joints on long runs, both are available. One supplier, one order, everything ready.
- Trade pricing and bulk orders
Competitive wholesale prices on 25mm FR MDF from both brands. Trade discounts available on larger orders and regular accounts. If you are ordering a full project, contact us for a quote.
At Sheet Materials Wholesale, you can purchase 25mm FR MDF at low wholesale prices with fast nationwide delivery for most of items within 1-3 working days across the UK. Next-day delivery is also available on most orders. Competitive rates guaranteed.
FAQ
Can I build furniture and cabinetry with 25mm fire retardant MDF?
Yes. This is one of its primary uses. Reception desks, storage carcasses, counters and built-in furniture in commercial environments where Euroclass B is specified. At 25mm, the board holds screws and hardware properly at face and edge. It machines cleanly and finishes well. You build it the same way you would with standard MDF. The fire performance is already in the board.
Does cutting or routing 25mm FR MDF affect the fire rating?
No. The fire retardant treatment runs through the full depth of the board. Cutting, routing or shaping does not remove or reduce the fire performance. The classification applies to the board in its installed state, regardless of how it has been processed.
Can 25mm FR MDF be painted or lacquered?
Yes. Both boards have a smooth sanded surface ready for painting or lacquering. Apply a suitable MDF primer first. Sand cut edges before finishing. If the fire rating is required at sign-off, confirm with your paint supplier that the coating system is compatible with Euroclass B panels.
Do I need to acclimatise 25mm FR MDF before installation?
Yes. Leave boards flat in the installation environment for two to three days before cutting and fixing. At 25mm, the boards are heavy, and dimensional movement after installation is something to avoid, particularly on furniture and cabinetry where joints need to stay tight.
Can 25mm fire retardant MDF be used in a kitchen or bathroom?
No. These boards are for internal dry use only. They have no moisture resistance. Humidity, steam and water exposure will cause the board to swell and fail over time. If you need both fire performance and moisture resistance, a different product is required.
Where to buy 25mm fire retardant MDF?
Sheet Materials Wholesale stocks 25mm FR MDF in both Finsa and Medite Premier FR, available in 8x4 and 10x4 sheet sizes. Order online with fast UK delivery as standard. Next day delivery available.
How heavy is a 25mm FR MDF sheet?
A standard 8x4 sheet of 25mm FR MDF weighs approximately 50 to 60kg. Plan for two person handling on site.
