The standard shelving panels have a good surface quality with a decorative layer of melamine, finished with melamine or ABS edging strips. Rubberwood- pine- and oak panels are made from lamells and are finished to perfection for further processing such as painting or staining. 2-sided melamine faced decorative chipboard is available in different dimensions. Ideal for interior applications and furniture production.
The the ready-to-use Clicwall wall panelling system gives your maximum flexibility. Choose a pattern with a unique design, an refreshing uni-colour or use a ready-to-paint boards that's very easy to finished.
Description: chipboard with decorative melamine layer. The panels are suited for furniture and interior design. Application: dry conditions. Service class: I (limited temperature and atmospheric humidity). Formaldehyde class:...
See article
Description: Edged melamine faced non-structural chipboard for interior- and furniture. Application: dry conditions. Finish: 80 and 120 cm 4 sides ABS 1,3 mm edging tape, 250 cm 2 sides ABS 1,3 mm edging tape.Formaldehyde...
See article
Description: finger jointed edge glued rubberwood (Hevea brasiliensis) panels with beautiful light-coloured texture, high stability and excellent machining properties. Because of their durability and excellent finishing these...
See article
Description: finger jointed edge glued pine panels. The panels are made of carefully select pine and are finished to perfection for further processing. The panels have a variety of applications for furniture and interior...
See article
Description: solid edge glued oak panels, unfinished with a natural variety in color. The panels have a excellent machining properties, are easy to finish with paint or stain and are ideal for interior applications and furniture...
See article
Description: chipboard with quality surface and a decorative layer of white melamine. Because white melamine chipboard is easy to use, its possible applications are almost endless. The board is extremely well suited to furniture...
See article
