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Size: 1220x2440mm, 1250x2500mm, 1250x3000mm, or as Customized
Thickness: 2.7~30mm(3mm,5mm,9mm,12mm,15mm,18mm)
Face/Back: Melamine, according to your needs
Core Material: Plywood, Chipboard, MDF, Blockboard
Glue: WBP, E0, E1, E2
Certification: FSC, CE, EUTR, CARB, EPA
Surface Treated: Texture, Synchronized, Matt, Embossed, UV high glossy, Grooved, Skin feeling
Advantages: 1. Wear-resistant, anti-cracking, moisture-proof, antiflaming 2. Wear-resistant, anti-cracking, moisture-proof, antiflaming
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What is Melamine Board
Melamine board, also known as melamine-faced or laminate board, is an engineered wood product widely used in furniture, interiors, and construction. With a melamine resin coating over a wood core, it offers durability, visual appeal, easy processing, and low maintenance, making it ideal for modern design applications.
Types of wood Core：particle board, medium-density fiberboard (MDF), or plywood,blockboard
Advantages of Melamine Board：Durability，Water and Moisture Resistance，Heat Resistance，Stain Resistance and Easy Cleaning，Eco-Friendly，Variety.
Usage scenario:make wardrobes, cabinets, bookshelves, office furniture, and more，wall paneling, ceilings, partitions, and other decorative purposes.
Melamine Board/Plywood Core Types
Plywood Core
Hardwood core is the best core material. Composed of highest grade eucalyptus or poplar
MDF Core
MDF for excellent stability, smoothness and uniformity.
Chipboard Core
Chipboard core board has a core made of small wood particles bonded together with resin
Blockboard Core
Blockboard is a type whose core is made of solid wood blocks. This core material has excellent dimensional stability and load-carrying capacity.
Surface Species
Our melamine boards come in a wide range of surface finishes to meet both functional and decorative needs. Whether you are looking for sanded, matte, high gloss, textured, embossed, or synchronized grain surfaces, we offer precise surface treatments using advanced lamination technology.
With multiple automated pressing lines and strict quality control, we ensure smooth surfaces, excellent wear resistance, and consistent finish across all sheets. Our surface processing follows international standards, making our melamine faced boards ideal for furniture, interior decoration, cabinetry, and commercial use.
FAQ
1. What is melamine board commonly used for?
Melamine board is widely used in modern furniture, especially for wardrobes, cabinets, shelves, and office desks. Its durable and decorative surface makes it a practical choice for both residential and commercial interiors.
2. Is melamine board waterproof or scratch resistant?
While not fully waterproof, melamine board is moisture-resistant and features a hard surface that is resistant to scratches, stains, and light heat. It performs well in kitchens and other indoor spaces with moderate humidity.
3. Can melamine board be cut or edged easily?
Yes, melamine boards can be cut with standard woodworking tools. However, to avoid chipping, it's recommended to use sharp blades and apply edge banding after cutting for a clean and finished look.
4. How does melamine board compare to plywood or MDF?
Melamine board is typically MDF or particleboard coated with a resin-impregnated paper layer. Compared to plain plywood or MDF, it offers better aesthetics and surface durability, but may be less strong structurally than plywood.
5. Are there different colors and finishes for melamine board?
Yes, melamine boards come in a wide variety of colors, woodgrains, and textures—such as matte, gloss, or embossed finishes—making them highly customizable for different interior styles and furniture designs.
