PLYWOOD & MDF · CHINA
MELAMINE PLYWOOD · FROM OUR OWN FACTORY
Bring a coordinated finish to your cabinets and fitted interiors. We manufacture melamine-faced plywood in our own factory, pairing your white, black or woodgrain decor with the plywood construction, reverse and edge detail your workshop needs.
START WITH YOUR REQUIREMENT
Start with the furniture you are making and the surfaces people will see: a clean white interior, a contrasting black feature or a woodgrain furniture front. Choose the decor and texture, then decide whether one or both sides need a decorative finish.
Show us a colour reference, sketch or cutting list. A sample of the selected plywood construction with its intended edge finish helps you assess the complete detail. For paired fronts or open shelving, review adjacent faces, grain direction and the finished corner together.
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| Selection route | What to decide | Explore |
|---|---|---|
| White faces | Create light cabinet interiors or white furniture faces. Compare the white tone, texture and finished edge with your reference. | White melamine plywood |
| Black faces | Build contrast into shelves, cabinets and displays. Compare sheen, texture and how the black face meets its band or exposed plywood edge. | Black melamine plywood |
| Woodgrain faces | Bring printed woodgrain into furniture fronts and fitted interiors. Plan grain direction and the relationship between adjoining parts. | Woodgrain melamine plywood |
| Two visible sides | Plan shelves, dividers or open furniture that will be seen from both sides. Specify each face and the edge that joins them. | Double-sided panels |
| Waterproof furniture panels | Choose plywood for kitchen, bathroom or other moisture-related furniture. Tell us about splashes and cleaning so the core, bond and edge protection suit the job. | Waterproof melamine panels |
| Complete faced-sheet specification | Build the panel specification around your selected decor, plywood core and reverse. Compare sheet sizes, thicknesses and the supply stage you need. | Melamine-coated sheet details |
| Matching component groups | Plan doors, sides, dividers and shelves as the groups your customer will see together. Identify the decor, orientation, reverse and edge finish with each part; retain the approved physical reference for the order and later additions. | Plan custom component sizes |
DEFINE THE ORDER
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| Requirement | Details to agree | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Plywood construction | Core species, layup, bond and face preparation. | Identify the board beneath the decor. |
| Decor and texture | Code or sample, gloss and surface texture. | A photograph alone cannot establish the final match. |
| Face and reverse | Decorative or specified balancing reverse. | Keep both sides in the order description. |
| Finished size | Thickness after facing, usable dimensions and tolerances. | Match furniture fittings and component machining. |
| Edges | Band material, colour, thickness and edges to cover. | Agree dimensions before or after edging. |
| Complete faced-sheet range | The Melamine Faced Plywood product lists 2–30mm and 1220 × 2440, 1250 × 2500 and 1500 × 3000mm, with poplar, hardwood, birch or eucalyptus core options. | Select the exact thickness, format, layup and face/reverse on that route; these references are not common defaults for all six products. |
| Black melamine plywood | Regular thicknesses: 9, 12, 15, 16, 18 and 25mm; the product technical table also includes 5 and 21mm. Regular sheets: 1220 × 2440 and 1250 × 2500mm. Extended sheets: 1220 × 2745 and 1220 × 3050mm. | Choose the thickness, core and finish together for your sheet format, then include the completed thickness and finished-edge detail in the order. |
| White, woodgrain and double-sided plywood | These product technical tables list 5, 9, 12, 15, 16, 18, 21 and 25mm, with 1220 × 2440, 1220 × 2745 and 1220 × 3050mm sheet formats. | Open the chosen product for its construction and tolerances. Carry the decor, face A/B and grain direction into your component schedule; select the format for that configuration. |
| Two-sided identity and layout | Label face A, face B and a fixed top edge. Identify each decor, grain or texture direction, visible zone and acceptance reference. Record the decor direction and any required plywood panel direction separately. | Carry face identity through cutting, through-holes and packing; specify both sides rather than treating the reverse as the same finish automatically. |
| Component dimensions and processing | Current drawing, part/handed IDs, reference face and finished-edge datums, net band build, cutting/routing/drilling and supplied stage. | Measure the faced board and cut or edged component at the agreed stages; include both-face breakout and treatment of exposed core in the sample. |
| Requirements and complete quantities | Core/bond and any named surface, emission, marine, fire or structural requirement identified separately. Quantities by configuration, part, matching group and complete set. | Match the applicable evidence and approved revisions with order lines and pack labels; keep reserves, included processing and delivery scope visible in the quotation. |
The face, core and edge finish work together in the finished cabinet. Mark exposed edges, holes and grooves on your drawing, with hardware positions and dimensions after edging. We can review the required supply stage, from full sheets to cut blanks or component machining, and set out the agreed scope in your quotation.
For cabinet sets or neighbouring panels, retain an identified decor and texture reference, the grain direction and a sample of the finished edge. If you are extending an earlier order, share its reference and physical sample so the new combination can be assessed alongside it. Record the accepted finish set and part groups with the order.
Compare quotations for the same core construction, decorative faces and supplied stage: whole sheets, cut blanks or processed components. Include the edge finish, approved sample, drawing revision, inspection, surface protection and packing. Keep matching groups and complete component quantities visible so a lower sheet price is assessed against the actual furniture order.
OUR PRODUCT RANGE
Compare 6 configurations from our range. Open a product to compare its specifications and photographs.
Black faces for cabinets, shelving and display furniture. Compare a finished corner with your chosen plywood core, texture and edge treatment.
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Melamine-faced plywood in a listed 2–30mm range and 1220 × 2440, 1250 × 2500 or 1500 × 3000mm formats. Choose decor, plywood core and supplied processing together.
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Waterproof melamine plywood for kitchen, bathroom and other moisture-related furniture. Choose the core and bond with the edge, opening and joint details your assembly needs.
View product specificationWhite faces for cabinet interiors and coordinated furniture sets. Compare the tone, texture and reverse with the band or exposed-edge finish in a sample.
View product specificationPrinted woodgrain for furniture fronts and fitted interiors. Plan grain direction, motif positions and coordinated edges across neighbouring parts.
View product specificationTwo decorative faces for shelves, dividers and open furniture. Choose matching or contrasting references and review both sides with the finished edge.
View product specificationFOR YOUR PURCHASING TEAM
Review the SGS results for the 18mm melamine-faced hardwood plywood configuration, then connect your chosen core, finish and dimensions with the order documents.
For melamine-faced configuration A, SGS records a formaldehyde result of 0.6 mg/L and PASS under the stated method. The report also includes bonding, peel, impact and abrasion checks.
Panel in this range: 18mm natural hardwood plywood; A: melamine paper facing
Issued by: SGS-CSTC Ltd. · 12 January 2026
FROM PANEL TO COMPONENT
SAMPLE THE PROPOSED PANEL
A colour shortlist starts the conversation. Use a sample made with the selected plywood construction to review the actual melamine decor, reverse and exposed or banded corner together. For shelves, dividers and furniture fronts, that brings the finish decision into the part your workshop will use.
Choose a machined detail or an adjacent-part group when openings, fittings, two-sided appearance or pattern direction matter. Record one approved sample and drawing reference for the selected configuration, then carry it into production, packing and receiving.
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| Assessment | Sample or trial scope | Record to retain |
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| Face, reverse and plywood corner | The actual decor and texture on the selected plywood core and thickness, both face references, a full-thickness cut edge and the proposed band or exposed-edge finish. | Sample ID/date, decor/texture/sheen, core/layup and face A/B, net edge build and viewing conditions. Inspect the cut core before banding against the agreed gaps, repairs and appearance criteria; a small section does not establish every hidden area of a full sheet. |
| Machined opening, joint or fitted part | A representative cut-out, through-hole, blind recess or connector with the actual core, reference faces, edge system and included operations. For moisture-related use, include the proposed protected opening or joint. | Current drawing, part identity, entry/exit face, finished-edge datums, supplied/completed dimensions and acceptance of breakout, fit and exposed-core treatment. For blind machining, retain the cutting envelope and remaining-material requirement; the fitting still needs its own design. |
| Adjacent or two-sided component group | Identified doors, dividers, shelves or furniture panels that will be viewed together, with face A/B, top edge, pattern direction and matching edge references. | Part/group and handed IDs, permitted rotations, motif relationship and acceptance of both visible sides. Check full-size fit or flatness where relevant; retain support/measuring conditions and quantities per complete group, set and reserve. |
SAMPLE & ORDER ACCEPTANCE
DOCUMENTS & ORDER SUPPORT
We help your purchasing team gather product reports, inspection records and packing documents for your order.
Product reference: Melamine Plywood — specification.
Take the published report for your chosen panel into the document review, together with your required standard and order specification.
View reports for this rangeWe can plan production and inspection around your panel specification, with dimensional checks, recorded readings and packing photographs for your order.
Plan the inspection scopeWe prepare packing details, pack quantities and dispatch documents for your order. Share the destination and receiving requirements so our team can help plan delivery.
Review the delivery scopeFor your supplier approval, send the configuration and document list for your order. Our team will connect the relevant reports, inspection and packing records.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
We identify the actual facing in the quotation. A melamine-faced panel and plywood faced with a separately produced high-pressure laminate are different specifications, even if the decorative pattern looks similar.
Yes. Start with the cabinet or fitted part and the exposure it will face. We’ll help select the plywood construction and bond, then plan the edges, openings and joints with the decorative finish. Use a finished-detail sample to review the proposed panel and protection before ordering.
Send the requested decor for each side, thickness and application. We review the construction, appearance reference and production arrangement for the two-face combination.
Melamine plywood uses a plywood substrate beneath the decorative facing; melamine MDF uses a fibreboard substrate. A printed woodgrain melamine decor is also different from a natural wood veneer. Choose the substrate and facing together for your component, then retain their separate identities in the sample and quotation.
No. Specify the veneer species, layup and bond independently of the decorative colour. A black face does not mean a black core, and the same decor on two panels does not establish the same construction. Review the finished edge and relevant construction evidence for the selected configuration.
Identify face A, face B and the top edge, then mark grain or texture direction, part groups and permitted rotations on the drawing. Review the actual reverse and finished edge as well as the front. Retain the physical sample, decor/edge reference and drawing revision with the order and pack labels for production and later additions.
Send the project requirement with the intended panel and finish. We can connect the selected construction with relevant bond, emission, marine, fire or other documents and explain which configurations they cover. Include the service conditions and finished assembly details so the document request follows the panels you plan to buy.
Compare the selected colour, texture, sheen and surface condition on the sample, then inspect a representative cut edge and machined feature for the plywood construction. Keep melamine-faced plywood, MDF, particleboard, separately bonded HPL and lacquered surfaces distinct in the quotation. A matching colour does not make them the same supplied panel.
Mark which edges receive a band, its material and thickness, and whether drawing dimensions are before or after edging. Include the corner, joint and connector details that affect fit. That connects the cutting schedule with the component your workshop will assemble.
Agree usable sheet dimensions, surface references and the required reverse. Keep decor and grain orientation visible to the cutting team.
Use part references and finished dimensions. Identify narrow edges, holes and face orientation so the component arrives with an unambiguous supplied condition.
Mark both visible faces and their decors. Keep the appearance reference and any project-specific requirement attached to the complete construction.
That changes the substrate. We quote it as a different construction and review it against the component requirement instead of assuming a matching face makes the boards interchangeable.
Routing can expose the plywood beneath the face. Include the profile and intended finish or protection of those exposed areas in the component plan.
WORK DIRECTLY WITH OUR FACTORY
Start with the look your customer wants and the parts your workshop will assemble. Send a finish reference or cutting list, and we’ll help connect the plywood construction, visible faces and edge detail. Request a finished sample for the next design decision, or a factory quote for your component schedule.
Have a drawing, cutting list or finish photograph? Email it to sales@plywoodsupplier.cn. Add your company name and project reference so we can connect it with your enquiry.
Your quotation connects the selected plywood and facing, approved sample and drawing, included operations, quantities by component, packing identification and agreed production and delivery arrangements.
Tell us your panel, dimensions, quantity and destination port.