1.22m*2.44m Wood Grain Melamine Boards Office Furniture Chipboard
MFC Boards
What is Melamine ChipBoard?
Also known as melamine sheets, conti board or MFC boards, Melamine
Boards are very versatile and can be used as a cost-effective
alternative to the use of solid wood timber for internal projects.
The majority of office furniture is manufactured with MFC board.
Although MFC has the reputation of being low-grade material, the
melamine board of today is of much higher-quality than it used to
be.
Melamine or Thermally Fused Laminate is decorative surface option for particleboard or MDF panels and
can be used to replace high pressure laminates in many
applications.
Melamine Board is easy-to-clean, scratch and stain resistant.
Melamine Board saves money and time because the application process
doesn’t require sanding or finishing as with solid wood products.
The Application Of the MFC boards:
Mainly Used in the Furniture Indsuty
Wallrobe Panels, Bedroom Furniture, Tables
Hotels and Shopfitting as wall sheets, decorative sheets
Replace high pressure laminates in many applications
Characters Of the MFC boards:
Easy-to-clean
Scratch and stain resistant
High Quality and Best Price
Colors And Finish could meet mosts of the Requirement
The surface is smooth and easy to clean
Thinckness is customized and could be used to meet diffirent
requirement
The color and pictures of Melamine film are a verity and could meet
most requirement
Eco-friendly
| Size | 1220x2440mm or as clients requirement |
| Thickness | Particle Board | 8~28mm | Blockboard:12-25mm |
| MDF,Plywood | 2~25mm |
| Thickness Tolerance | +/-0.2mm |
| Face/Back | Melamine faced (one side or both side melamine faced) |
| Surface Treatment | Matt, textured, glossy, embossed or magic |
| Melamine Paper Color | Solid color (such as grey, white, black, red, blue, orange, green,
yellow, ect.) & wood grain (such as beech, cherry, walnut, teak,
oak, maple, sapele, wenge, rosewood, ect.) & cloth grain & marble
grain. More than 1000 kinds color are available. |
Here are the close-looking of the Boards
