1.22m*2.44m 10.6mm Melamine Sheets Wood Grain MFC boards Melamine
Boards
What's MFC Boards?
MFC Boards can then be used to make furniture – and it’s used in desks,
workstations, cupboards and pedestals. The colours available vary
from factory to factory. There are some common finishes that are
used, and whilst they all tend to be the same grain pattern, they
can vary from source in shade and grain pattern. MFC is available
in a large number of plain colours as well, and special finishes
too.
Our melamine boards in a range of colours and finishes, including
popular wood-grain appearance using today’s digital technologies.
Our range of melamine sheets includes varying lengths and sizes to
accommodate all of your construction project needs.
If it’s melamine sheets you’re looking for, you can be sure Awesome
Plastic has you covered with Beech, Oak and Walnut wood grain
finishes and both the popular White melamine and Magnolia colours
all available.
The Application Of the MFC boards:
Decorative Sheets
Department Furniture
Decorative Boards
Wallrobe Panels
Kitchens
Bedrooms
Hotels and Shopfitting as wall sheets, decorative sheets
Characters Of the MFC boards:
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
| Product Name | 4x8 Melamine Faced Particle Board or MDF,Plywood,Blockboard |
| 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
