
MDF displays made to measure
MDF is the technical board of POP: stable, precise to machine and the best base for lacquer and melamine. We make MDF displays for large runs, designed and produced in Barcelona.
Raw MDF, laser-cut and slot-assembled



Have a project in MDF? Ask us for a quote, with no obligation.
Request a quoteHow we build an MDF display
From board to fixture with no screws in sight: precision cutting, tongue-and-groove joints and whatever finish the brand asks for.
- 01Laser and CNC cutting
Precision cutting of the board, with tongue-and-groove joints calculated for a repeatable assembly.
- 02Screwless assembly
The pieces fit together by tongue and groove, for a clean, stable assembly with no visible hardware.
- 03Finish
Lacquer in the brand's Pantone, melamine, natural veneer or direct Woodprint printing on the board.
It can also ship flat-packed
Flat-pack assembly is optional. When the design allows it, the MDF display travels folded and is assembled in store without tools, which saves on transport. We have documented it with figures.
Natural wood instead?
If the brand wants real grain and a crafted presence, solid wood is the way. We compare both on the wooden displays page. See wooden displays
How to tell MDF from wood
The signature of MDF is the edge: the uniform brown border of fibreboard, with no grain. On raw MDF we leave it exposed as a design feature; under printed graphics, it is the reliable way to recognise the material.
- Uniform surface, no knots or grain
- Distinctive brown fibre edge
- Ideal base for lacquer in any Pantone

Shelf strips, frames and price holders
Shelf strips, shelf-edge frames, price holders and shelf fronts that go with the display, in the same material and graphic line as your campaign. See shelf-edge materials
What we get asked about MDF
What is the difference between an MDF display and a solid wood one?
Is MDF sustainable?
What finishes can an MDF display take?
Tell us about your MDF display
Format, finish, run size and timeline: that is all we need to propose a first approach within 48 hours.

