FAQ

Laminated panels offer durability, scratch resistance, heat resistance, and are easy to clean. They also come in a wide range of aesthetic finishes, such as wood grains, solid colours, and textures, making them ideal for high-end furniture, countertops, and commercial spaces.

Melamine panels have a thin melamine resin-coated paper bonded to a core material, offering good durability at a lower cost, but are more prone to wear and chipping over time. Laminated panels, on the other hand, feature a thicker, multi-layered laminate, providing greater durability, resistance to scratches, moisture, and heat, making them ideal for high-traffic or commercial applications.

No. While MR MDF can handle high humidity environments, like kitchens or bathrooms, it may still swell, warp, or degrade if exposed to rain or extreme moisture for extended periods.

Laminated panels can be cleaned with a mild soap solution and a soft cloth. Avoid harsh abrasives, as they can scratch the surface. Regular cleaning ensures the panels retain their appearance and durability.

They are commonly used for kitchen countertops, furniture (like desks, tables, and cabinets), wall panels and cladding, flooring, and office workstations. They are also found in retail displays, partition walls, bathroom surfaces, and public spaces like hotels, restaurants, hospitals and bars.