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grumpygrouter

MDF is not a good substrate for tiling on to, moisture resistant or not. It If it does get wet, it will collapse and the tiles will debond. Moisture resistance only slows down the absorption of moisture, not prevent it.

It is your call though. I am sure you will get other responses along similar lines.
 
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Gazebo

Hi
I have removed enough bathrooms where Mdf has been used and failed mainly tiled bath panels and boxing in but all had moisture damage to differing levels.As the others say steer clear of Mdf in bathrooms.
 

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