Just as the headline reflects, I am wondering if MDF works in an unheated sunroom? That is, temperature differences/humidity. Thinking of something like Hountonit wall panel.
 
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Absolutely, even better if you have it painted as well. Thankfully, MDF is a relatively cheap material. If, against all odds, it rots in about 10 years, it's just a matter of replacing it as they say. Go for it! (y):D
 
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Vedspisen Vedspisen said:
Absolutely, even better if you have it painted too. Luckily, MDF is a relatively cheap material. Should it unexpectedly decay in about 10 years, just replace it as they say.
Go for it! (y):D
Sounds good. I realized it might be used in bathroom ceilings, so moisture shouldn't be a problem then, and it should be okay with temperature differences.
 
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How did it go with Huntonit in the sunroom?

I'm standing here wondering if it's safe to have it on the ceiling of an unheated sunroom?🤔
 
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How did it go with Huntonit in the sunroom?

I'm standing here wondering if it's safe to have it on the ceiling of an unheated sunroom?🤔
Hi, I didn't get further than just thinking about it 😁 So please try it and let me know how it went 😂😂
 
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