Good Grain And Colorful Waterproof Melamine Plywood For Decoration

Melamine Plywood is a type of wood panel but is much stronger and manufactured differently. Melamine is a thermosetting plastic resin combined with formaldehyde and then hardened by a heating process.

When wood is covered/laminated with melamine sheets, it provides a smooth and sleek surface finish. It is widely used because of its fire-retardant properties and high resistance to moisture, heat and stains.

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Why Choose Melamine?

As mentioned previously, melamine is most commonly used in the furniture industry because of its resistance to heat, moisture and scratches. Besides that, some of the reasons to consider melamine include:

Easy to clean and maintain

Crack-resistant

Durable

Budget-friendl

Consistent grains

Available in a range of thickness

We have melamine panels in all the common colors, White, ware white, Black, Almond, Grey, Hardrock Maple and wood grains.

These type of Panels are commonly used in furniture and cabinets as they are highly resistant to moisture, stain, soiling and scuffing and have superior durability and wear resistance. Consequently, many garage workshops have Melamine panel cabinets which are also found in many kitchens, bathrooms, inside closet storage areas and other high profile applications that require strong scratch resistance. Many panels are used for desks, shelves, cabinets and in other places in large Health Maintenance Organizations.

Disadvantages of Melamine

As with almost anything, there are also disadvantages. Such is the case with melamine. For example, while the material itself is waterproof, if water penetrates into the particleboard underneath, it could cause the melamine to warp. Another potential disadvantage comes from improper installation. While melamine is very sturdy, if not installed correctly, the particleboard substrate can sustain damage and cause the melamine to chip. Since melamine board edges are unfinished, melamine will require an edgebanding to cover the edges.

Uses of Melamine Board

Now the big question is, “What is melamine board used for?” Melamine board is often used in kitchen and bathroom cabinetry for its durability. It works well for shelving as well as display counters, office furniture, whiteboards, even flooring.

Because melamine can give otherwise lower-quality materials an attractive and durable finish, it’s become quite popular as a building material. When working with a budget, melamine board offers a great wallet-friendly solution to solid wood.

Size: 1220*2440mm.

Thickness: 3mm, 5mm, 6mm, 9mm, 12mm, 15mm, 18mm.

Advantages of Melamine

When considering whether or not melamine board is a good option, you of course want to know the advantages. Melamine has several:

Durability – Melamine is highly durable, scratch-resistant, waterproof, stain-resistant, and easy to clean (bonus!).

Perfect finish – Melamine is available in a wide selection of textures and natural wood grains, and melamine panels are a cost-effective, multipurpose option for adding color, texture, and finishes to designs and projects.

Budget-friendly – Melamine board is a budget-friendly option without sacrificing quality and durability. It can save money and time during application because there is no need to sand or finish as with solid wood.

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