Particle Board

Particle board is a type of wood product that is made from the byproduct of woodworking. Made by taking sawdust and compressing it with resin adhesives to make sheets of workable material.

This is a great match for:

• Those who prefer the denser version of plywood: Particle board is easy to work with and great on lower-end projects. It can be fancied up with some veneer and a thin laminate. Usually used for flat surfaces and decoration use.
• Those who prefer affordable and economical materials: Particle board is inexpensive and more resistant to shearing, bending, or weight load forces.

Melaminto (Polyester)

Melamine is a thin, single melamine paper bonded to a substrate (usually craft wood or particle board) to create low-pressure laminates. Manufactured under 200-350 kg per square meter of pressure at a temperature of approximately 170°C-190°C. Melamine works best for vertical, low-impact, or low-wear applications. Mostly used for store fixtures, office furniture, shelves, entertainment consoles, and more.

High Pressure Laminates (HPL)

Made from multiple layers of kraft paper are bonded together by melamine and phenolic resins. Manufactured under 1,000 kg per square meter of pressure at a temperature of approximately 140°C. Because of its making process, HPL has excellent durability and is resistant to impact and scratches. It also makes them the first choice and a favorite among architects and interior designers because of their classy and polished look.

Plywood

A wood fabrication made from thin sheets of wood, known as wood plies or wood veneers. The layers are glued together, each layer having its grain positioned at right angles to enhance durability.

Plywood Type

• Fancy Plywood: Fancy plywood is plywood with face veneer coated surface of certain types of wood veneer beautifully patterned (fancy) and used for interiors and furniture.

  Available Thickness: 3mm - 28mm

• Poly Plywood: Poly Plywood coated with Poly Resin on one surface. This plywood type is an engineered wood made from thin sheets of wood, called plies or wood veneers, used for interiors and furniture.

  Available Thickness: 9mm - 18mm

• Film Face Plywood: Plywood coated with a sheet of Phenol Formaldehydefilm (45 / 125 gsm) on either one or both sides. Film Face is a plywood made with a hardwood face and back with optional hardwood or softwood core. Usually used for construction (formwork) and furniture.

  Available Thickness: 12mm - 18mm

Medium-density fiberboard (MDF)

An engineered wood made from defibrillate wood fibers combined with wax, reind binder, also high-temperature and pressure-forming panels. It’s stronger, denser, and heavier than particle board, but has lightweight features. MDF is

mostly used for:

• Furniture, especially for those who want to give a classy touch to their furniture’s surfaces
• Building framework

Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)

PVC is a material made from synthetic plastic that is very popular and a favorite among many due to its versatility, great chemical and water resistance, and lightweight features. PVC is also known for its durability for up to 40 years and affordable price.

Blockboard

Blockboard is a wood-based panel, made from softwood beams and has multiplex layers with 20-30mm thickness in the center. Mostly used to make doors, tables, shelves, paneling, and partition walls. The top and bottom part of the blockboard is covered with wood veneer to give a smooth and shiny look. Well-suited for furniture and interiors, like office desks, bookshelves, and kitchen sets.

Glue

We also provide a selection of wood glue to complement your wood material needs! You can pair it with your preferred wood material, be it plywood, MDF, or blockboard. Don’t hesitate to ask our staff for the available products in our warehouse.

Hardware

Your furniture and interiors don’t only need great materials, but also need great hardware to complement them. From door handles, keys, bend wires, to needles, we got all your hardware needs. Ask our staff for more info and available products in our warehouse.