COMPARISON OF WOOD VENEER AND MFC MELAMINE
Simply put: Veneer wood is actually a natural wood that is thinly sliced from precious tree trunks such as walnut, ash, peach, oak, etc., although it acts as a surface material, it is often used as a surface material. called wood. Melamine also has a surface role but is actually a resin that is coated on the surface of the wood. See also: Distinguishing Oak veneer and Ash veneer. General features: All are covered with industrial wood core to make interior products. All must go through processing and production. Compare wood veneer and MFC (melamine) Wood veneer is natural wood grain (thin veneer from natural wood) in contrast to MFC is artificial wood grain. Wood veneer surface after finishing is covered with PU paint and with MFC, the surface is finished by hard plastic technology on the surface that can be scraped with a key head without scratching, the smoothness is relatively good. Veneer is usually covered with plywood or MDF, while Melamine is often covered with chipboard ...