FILM FEATURES
Melamine film is a decorated paper impregnated with melamine formaldehyde resin. This impregnation protects the film from erasing the decorative surface, its fading, and also provides it with additional strength characteristics.

Production technologies give a wide range of paper design options, allowing you to create thousands and tens of thousands of different themes. These are textures and colors of alder and cherry, light and dark walnut, beech, ash, mahogany and other widely used variants of most manufacturers of high-quality furniture.

APPLICATION
Melamine film is used to refine furniture parts, both mouldings and solid slabs. Most often, the base material is chipboard, MDF (medium density fiberboard), but plastic and plywood can also be used.

The film is applied to the base by means of lamination.

SPECIAL POSITIONS!

Specialized melamine paper for plywood lamination is available.

Basic colors: white, gray and others, upon client’s requests.