Melamine MDF Colours & Finishes

SOLID COLOURS & WOODGRAINS

Melamine MDF colour charts and catalogue

Find the white for a cabinet interior, the warm oak effect for wardrobe doors or the accent colour that gives a retail display its identity. Explore 100 solid colours and 100 woodgrain references, then send the finishes you like. We turn your shortlist into matching MDF panels, edges and a factory quotation.

Open a reference in the colour selector and use Add to sample selection to combine up to five choices in one request. For a printed catalogue, send the filename, page and decor code. Both PDF catalogues are available here.

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The S-series solid-colour codes identify website colour targets; the woodgrain references link to catalogue designs. We connect your choice to the offered melamine decor and texture, then arrange a physical board-and-edge set for your furniture.

A COORDINATED FINISH, MADE ON THE MDF YOU NEED

Bring your colour scheme into a complete panel order.

PanelSource manufactures MDF substrates in our own factory and supplies melamine-faced sheets or prepared furniture components. Choose the decor, then build in the thickness, reverse, edge finish and processing your workshop needs. A clear material schedule helps keep doors, interiors, shelves and exposed ends together from sampling to delivery.

Choose the core for the furniture location.

Standard MDF suits dry interior furniture. For waterproof kitchen units, bathroom storage or humid interiors, choose a moisture-resistant MDF construction and plan the protection at cut edges, joints and openings. Share any outdoor or persistent wet exposure so we can develop the grade and finishing system around the installation.

Melamine supplies the colour on the surface. For coloured routed grooves or exposed core edges, compare through-coloured MDF. For actual wood veneer, explore natural veneer MDF. Our team can help select the construction from a furniture photo or drawing.

CHOOSE YOUR APPEARANCE

Solid colours, woodgrains and decorative effects

MATT, GLOSS & TEXTURE

Choose how the colour looks and feels.

Matt softens reflections, gloss catches the light and texture adds relief to the face. The same colour can look different with another surface finish. Compare the actual decor-and-texture combination, including the reverse where it remains visible. A synchronised texture follows the printed pattern; include that requirement when it is part of the design.

For reflective doors, explore high-gloss melamine MDF. For kitchens and humid interiors, compare moisture-resistant melamine MDF. Remove temporary protective film from the area being compared so the decision covers the permanent finish.

FROM REFERENCE TO FURNITURE FINISH

Make the board, edge and adjoining materials work together.

Send a catalogue code, a website reference or a RAL, NCS or Pantone target. We help identify the proposed melamine decor and texture, then compare a physical panel and finished corner with your adjoining materials. Retain the accepted set so design, purchasing and production work from the same finish.

FURNITURE & INTERIOR PANELS

Choose sizes around the parts you want to make.

Start with 1220 × 2440mm sheets and approximately 3–25mm thickness for this colour range. For larger components, our melamine MDF range also lists 1830 × 2440, 1220 × 2745, 1830 × 3660 and 2100 × 2800mm formats. Send the component schedule; we bring the chosen decor, MDF grade, thickness and format together in the quotation.

Need the same decorative style on a plywood core? Compare melamine-coated plywood and include both constructions in the sample request.

EDGES & MACHINING

Make the finished corner part of the colour decision.

Choose the edge-band material, decor, texture, sheen, thickness and width beside the actual panel. A bonded and trimmed corner shows the radius and joint line your customer will see. For cut or edged parts, state whether the drawing gives sawn blanks or finished dimensions; the edge build-up affects the final fit.

Mark holes, grooves, handles and routed profiles on the drawing. Machining exposes the MDF core, so include its coating, lining or fitting in the supplied work. Trial cuts and drilling on both visible faces with the selected tooling and edge process, and keep face and grain-direction labels through cutting, edging and packing.

ADJACENT PARTS & REPEAT ORDERS

Keep the furniture set together through production.

Group the parts your customer sees together.

Identify each cabinet run, room set or continuous elevation on the component schedule. Keep its face direction, selected decor, edges and batch references together, including reserve parts. Review adjoining fronts as a group under the intended lighting.

Plan later deliveries against the original finish.

Send the earlier order and retained finish sample when adding or replacing parts. State which new components will sit beside existing supply. We can compare the current decor and texture, plan the visible groups and discuss material reservations for staged orders.

MOVE FROM A SHORTLIST TO A PURCHASE DECISION

Request the sample that answers your next question.

Label the accepted sample with the decor, texture, MDF grade, thickness, reverse and edge reference. Add the drawing revision and sample date. Keep one protected reference for production and receiving; use a separate piece for cutting, care or handling trials.

Keep the chart reference, texture, reverse and edge match beside the component drawing. Record the accepted physical sample so the panel choice remains clear when you order. Use the sample review worksheet.

MDF REPORTS & PRODUCTION CHECKS

Give your buying team the details behind the colour.

Our published 18mm white MDF report · PDF and HMR MDF report · PDF each record a formaldehyde result of 0.080 mg/m³ and PASS for their identified MDF specimens, using a method with reference to EN 717-1:2004. Send your MDF grade, thickness, decorative finish and destination so we can connect the relevant documents to the order configuration.

Where your project specifies EN 14322 for interior melamine-faced boards, include the edition and criteria. We can arrange the relevant production photographs, dimensional records and agreed third-party inspection. Substrate emission reports and decorative-surface checks remain identified with the materials and tests they cover.

At receiving, check labels, quantities, protection and transit condition before mixing packs. If a colour or edge needs review, keep the board and accepted sample together and send photographs under the same light with the order, decor, lot and affected quantity. See our production inspection scope.

FROM YOUR COLOUR SCHEDULE TO FACTORY SUPPLY

Start with the details you have. We’ll work through the rest.

Send the furniture use, preferred references, sizes and quantities you already know. We prepare separate material lines for each decor, texture, MDF grade, thickness and face/reverse combination, with the edging or machining included in each component's supply scope.

Email a colour photo, catalogue page or cutting list to sales@plywoodsupplier.cn using the same company and project name as your enquiry. Tell us your destination and required timing so the quotation covers the finish, samples, production quantity and delivery arrangements your team needs.

COLOUR SELECTION & REPEAT SUPPLY

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