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When selecting engineered wood products, it’s essential to understand the differences between MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard), HDF (High Density Fibreboard), and HMR (High Moisture Resistant) boards. Each type offers distinct properties, making them suitable for various applications in Sri Lanka’s construction and furniture industries.

MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard)

MDF is an affordable and versatile wood composite made from wood fibres bonded with resin and heat. It has a smooth surface, making it ideal for furniture, cabinetry, and interior décor. In Sri Lanka, MDF is widely used for wardrobes, wall panels, and decorative elements, especially in residential and commercial spaces.

HDF (High Density Fibreboard)

HDF is a denser version of MDF, providing greater stre

If you're looking for methods to treat waste water in Sri Lanka such as sewage or manufacturing discharged water for the purpose of recycling or discharging it ethically and legally, then this article will attempt to shed some light on the procedure. 

When it comes to steel reinforcement, you may have heard people using many different words and acronyms to specify them. In this article we'll explain what each of those mean, and what they are suitable for. 

TOR

TOR steel is the generic term used to refer to reinforcement steel. It is actually a brand name of steel produced by Toristeg Steel Corporation of Luxembourg, or TOR for short. Because of the brand's popularity people still refer to regular cold twisted deformed bars as TOR steel, but this is incorrect use of the name. 

CTD

Cold Twisted Deformed is a high-strength steel bar which is twisted resulting in ribs and lugs on the surface. This texture on the surface enhances the grip that concrete has with the bar in comparison to a smooth bar, and prevents slippage. 

TMT

Thermo-Mechanically Treated bars undergo a process of quenching and tempering, which