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Particle board for kitchen cabinet (also called chipboard) typically refers to a finished board made by hot-pressing wood chips and glue together as the base material, with a melamine-impregnated paper (i.e., double-sided/MFC) coating on the surface. It is currently one of the most cost-effective and widely used cabinet materials for custom kitchen cabinets.
PET High Glossy Particle Board is a type of particleboard with a PET high-gloss film coating. It combines high gloss with environmental friendliness and is commonly used in home decoration applications such as cabinet doors and furniture panels.
Tubular chipboard, also known as tubular core particleboard or hollow core particle board, retains the essential characteristics of wood while overcoming its inherent shortcomings, such as shrinkage and swelling. It is considered a new generation of green and environmentally friendly door core material and is widely used in the cores of various wooden doors.
Tubular Core Particleboard, also known as Bridge Hole Mechanical Board, is a door core board produced using an extrusion process. Its name stems from its tubular structure, which resembles a bridge hole. Tubular Core Particleboard disperses external forces through its hollow tubular structure. Its applications include wooden door cores, partitions, and furniture manufacturing.
UV High Glossy Particle Board is simply particle board with a UV-treated surface. UV paint, or ultraviolet-cured paint, is also known as photoinitiating coating. It’s a board formed by applying UV paint to particleboard, MDF, and other similar boards, followed by UV curing.
White Chipboard refers to white Melamine Faced Chipboard. Particleboard, also known as particle board, is a man-made board made by crushing wood or other wood cellulose materials into particles, drying, adding adhesives, and then hot pressing. The board particles are arranged unevenly and are usually used as the core material of the board.
White Particle Board belongs to Melamine Particle Board, also known as Melamine Faced Chipboard, melamine facing chipboard (MFC) is made of paper and resin and is suitable for areas where a surface is required. It is strong and hygienic and can be used to produce countertops, doors, reception desks and many other interior and shop decoration applications. Triamine facing particleboard has a variety of colors and finishes to choose from. It is a versatile board that can be used in applications ranging from bedroom wardrobes to kitchen cabinets.
Woodgrain Particle Board Chipboard is a raw particle board surface covered with a wood grain finish through a veneer process. It features a smooth surface, uniform structure, and excellent workability.
Woodgrain Particle Board Chipboard is finished with melamine-impregnated paper or PVC veneer, offering high wear resistance, scratch resistance, and water resistance, and can create a variety of natural wood grain effects.
