Melamine Faced Chipboard Cabinets

Why Melamine Faced Chipboard Cabinets is great 

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The chipboard core (also known as particleboard) is made of wood chips, bonded with resin and compressed by heat and pressure to form boards.

The top and bottom coloured layer is made by applying a sheet of coloured paper with resin. This sheet is cured under heat and pressure, and glued and pressed onto the chipboard core under low pressure. The coloured paper is what determines the look of your cabinet, and also protects the wood chips from water.

 

Each board is then cut into different sizes according to your kitchen cabinet design. When the board is cut, the sides of the board will have exposed chipboard, so it needs to be covered. The normal way to do this is to cover it with a strip of ABS plastic, which is a high-pressure laminate banding that is abrasion-resistant, using edge-banding machine. 

 

 

Melamine faced chipboard is commonly used to build the kitchen cabinet carcasses, frames, and doors.

 

The most value-for-money option is chipboard with a melamine outer finishing. If you ask for cheap kitchen cabinets, your contractor will most likely go with melamine chipboard but that does not mean there is a compromise on the quality.

 

We make sure that every element of your melamine faced chipboard cabinets meets the highest standard without using the most expensive material possible. In other words, interior part of Kitchen cabinets can be made out of melamine Faced Particleboard which is the best material.

 

 

 

Flat packing or assembled packing

Sponges and foam inside, shock-resistant paper outside and angle shaped plastic around the corners for protecting