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1.22m*2.44m Heavier Melamine Chipboard As Furniture Panels Wood Grain MFC Boards
What's MFC Boards?
These boards have a chipboard core with a melamine paper applied to each face. Our largest proportion of available colours and decors is available as melamine faced chipboard, it can be used in many applications including furniture for kitchens, bedrooms, hotels and shopfitting. The main difference between this and the MDF core is weight, with the chipboard being marginally lighter due to the wood particles being less dense.
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.
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.
The Application Of the MFC boards:
Furniture For kitchens,bedrooms, hotels and shopfitting
Furniture Wall Sheets
Office Furniture
Department Furniture
Hotels and Shoplift Boards
Characters Of the MFC boards:
Cost-Effective
Colors And Finish could meet mosts of the Requirement
The surface is smooth and easy to clean
Eco-friendly, Easy-clean
| Density | Particle Board | 650~680kg/m3 |
| MDF | 680~750kg/m3 (thickness>6mm), 700~850kg/m3 (thickness≤6mm) | |
| Usage & Performance | Melamine board is widely used for furniture, interior decoration and wood flooring. With good properties, such as, acid & alkali resistant, heat resistant, easy fabricability, anti-static, easy cleaning, long-lasting and no seasonal effect. | |
| Packing | As Requirement | |
| Standard export pallet packing | ||
| MOQ | 500 pieces | |
| Supply Ability | 5000cbm/month | |
| Payment Terms | T/T or L/C at sight | |
| Delivery Time | Within 15 days after receiving deposit | |
| Certification | As Requirement | |
Here are the close-looking of the Boards
