PLYWOOD & MDF · CHINA
OUR FACTORY · PRODUCT DETAILS
The finished-face board for your next furniture order.
Bring cabinet interiors, doors and shelves into one coordinated material supply. We manufacture MDF substrates in our own factory and supply the melamine face, reverse and sizes your workshop needs. Choose full sheets or ask us to prepare the cutting, edges and hardware details.
Choose the MDF grade, decor, thickness and format together; compare the actual board and processed edge before production.
CONSTRUCTION & SUPPLY CONDITION
| Panel construction | Resin-impregnated melamine decorative paper fused to our factory-made MDF substrate |
|---|---|
| Thickness references | 1.9mm and 2–25mm; select the supplied construction and finished thickness limits |
| Sheet formats | 1220 × 2440mm; 1830 × 2440mm; 1220 × 2745mm; 1830 × 3660mm; 2100 × 2800mm |
| Supply scope | Full sheets, cut blanks or agreed edged and machined components |
| MDF grade | Standard interior or moisture-resistant construction chosen around the use, processing and exposure |
| Decor and texture | Solid colours, printed woodgrains and selected decorative effects; matt, gloss or textured face |
| Face and reverse | One or two decorative faces; matching or different finishes identified with the complete board construction |
| Dimensions and fit | Nominal and finished sizes, thickness measurement stage, agreed limits, squareness and flatness |
| Edges and machining | Edge material, decor, profile and net build-up; finished-part datums, holes and routed details |
| Appearance reference | Accepted physical board-and-edge set, viewing conditions, pattern direction and adjacent groups |
| Product documents | Emission, surface and other requirements connected to the selected MDF, facing and covered construction |
| Order and packing | Quantity per thickness/decor/format, supplied operations, production-lot and part labels, reserves and protected packs |
Choose the construction, finish and size for your project. We’ll bring the selected options and finished tolerances together in your quotation.
FROM FINISHED-FACE SHEETS TO FURNITURE PARTS
Bring cabinet interiors, doors, shelves and visible end panels into one furniture order. PanelSource makes MDF substrates in our own factory and supplies the selected melamine decor, reverse and sheet format. Choose full sheets for your cutting line or let us include the cutting, edging and machining your project needs.
| You need | Choose | Send us |
|---|---|---|
| Decorative board for your workshop | Full melamine MDF sheets | Thickness, sheet format, MDF grade, decor, front/reverse and quantity |
| Blanks ready for your edging line | Cut parts with the visible face and grain direction identified | Cutting list, blank dimensions, edging allowances and part quantities |
| Parts prepared for furniture assembly | Agreed cutting, edging, drilling and routing | Finished dimensions, edge schedule, hardware drawing and packing groups |
| A material for a new furniture range | A finish shortlist and processed component sample | Furniture use, appearance reference and the first parts you want to develop |
A panel photo, colour reference or furniture drawing is enough to start. We can work through the core, finish and supplied operations with you, then put the selected combination into the sample and quotation.
CHOOSE THE CORE, SURFACE & REVERSE TOGETHER
Melamine MDF uses resin-impregnated decorative paper fused to an MDF substrate under heat and pressure. It gives your component a decorative broad face, with the cut edges and machined details finished as part of the furniture process. Choose solid colours, printed woodgrains or decorative effects with a matt, gloss or textured surface.
Standard interior MDF serves dry cabinetry and furniture. For kitchen units, bathroom storage or other humid interiors, ask for a moisture-resistant construction with protection at joints, cut edges and openings. Include the actual wet exposure, processing and fixing requirements in the brief.
A door shows its back when opened; an open shelf shows its underside. Specify matching decorative faces or a different reverse, and identify the presentation face on the drawing. The face-and-back construction stays with the core and finished thickness in the order.
MDF has a wood-fibre body; melamine particleboard uses a particle core and melamine plywood uses veneer layers. Tell us which substrate your workshop needs even when the decorative surfaces look similar. For painting or your own veneering, compare plain MDF.
FIVE SHEET FORMATS · THICKNESS REFERENCES 1.9MM & 2–25MM
Our sheet formats are 1220 × 2440, 1830 × 2440, 1220 × 2745, 1830 × 3660 and 2100 × 2800mm, with thickness references of 1.9mm and 2–25mm. Select the format with the MDF grade, thickness, decor and face/reverse combination; your quotation identifies the complete board being supplied.
| Sheet format | What to check against your parts |
|---|---|
| 1220 × 2440mm | Fit the planned blanks, edge trims and saw kerfs into your standard cutting workflow. |
| 1830 × 2440mm | Check whether the extra width fits another full column of parts with the required grain direction. |
| 1220 × 2745mm | Compare longer sides or fronts with the available cutting length and your machine capacity. |
| 1830 × 3660mm | Plan long components or additional rows, together with handling, storage and face direction. |
| 2100 × 2800mm | Review wide parts, nesting and equipment access before choosing the larger format. |
A longer sheet helps when it fits a long component, another complete row or a layout with fewer joints. Include outside trims, kerfs and the selected pattern positions before counting usable parts.
Extra width only adds a cutting position when the whole part and its separation fit. Mark permitted rotations; a woodgrain door cannot simply turn through 90° if the installed grain must remain vertical.
Send actual blank or finished-part dimensions, quantities and allowed rotations. We can compare formats with cutting, edging, drilling, packing and destination requirements on the same basis. Keep complete usable spare parts separate from trims and unusable offcuts; a lower panel price alone does not describe the cost of the finished component.
CABINETS, WARDROBES & INTERIOR FURNITURE
Coordinate sides, tops, bottoms, shelves and backs. Identify visible interiors and exposed ends; thin backs and supported shelves can retain different thicknesses within the same decor programme.
Bring the primary face, reverse and edges together. Include hinge positions, handle details, finished gaps and the fronts seen as a group. A representative front helps check appearance and operation.
Specify visible undersides, shelf edges and cable openings. Include spans, loading and supports with the component design, and identify surfaces subject to frequent handling or cleaning.
Choose the core around humidity, splashes and cleaning. Detail sink or plumbing openings, lower edges and joints alongside the desired colour and finish.
For decorative wall panels or removable covers, send the elevation, joints and mounting arrangement. Where fire, acoustic or heavily used work-surface performance matters, include the project requirement so the documents and proposed construction address that particular use.
CHOOSE THE FINISH FOR YOUR COMPONENT
| Your priority | Relevant panel route |
|---|---|
| Colour and matching edges | Melamine MDF colours and finishes · shortlist solid colours and woodgrains, then compare the physical board and corner. |
| Directional furniture fronts | Woodgrain melamine MDF · plan grain direction and adjacent-part layout. |
| White furniture parts | 12mm white MDF and 18mm white MDF · compare thickness around the support, groove and hardware details. |
| Black or reflective faces | Black melamine MDF or high-gloss melamine MDF · select the surface and finished edges for the intended appearance. |
| Humid-interior furniture | Moisture-resistant melamine MDF · choose the core and protection for the actual exposure. |
| Cut, edged and drilled parts | Melamine MDF furniture components · define finished sizes, supplied operations and packing groups. |
Open the woodgrain colour chartExplore 200 colour references or download the colour catalogue · PDF · 18.3 MB. Send the reference code or catalogue page with your furniture schedule.
CHOOSE THE SURFACE CONSTRUCTION AS WELL AS ITS LOOK
| Surface route | Construction | Buying detail |
|---|---|---|
| Melamine-faced MDF | Resin-impregnated decorative paper fused to MDF | Decor, texture, finished faces, core and edge treatment |
| Natural veneer MDF | A real wood veneer bonded to MDF | Wood species and matching, sanding and coating |
| HPL-faced MDF | A separate laminate sheet bonded to the substrate | Laminate grade, thickness, bonding, reverse and edges |
| Other coated or wrapped MDF | The specified coating, film or facing system | Surface identity, profile, finished appearance and required performance |
A printed woodgrain and a natural veneer can create different furniture effects. If your reference uses HPL, acrylic, PET or a wrapped profile, include that information or send the actual panel. We can discuss the corresponding MDF, surface and fabrication route.
ONE BOARD DESCRIPTION FOR SAMPLING AND PRODUCTION
Give each selected board a material reference that includes its MDF grade, nominal and delivered thickness, format, primary face, reverse, texture and sheen. Add the accepted physical finish and any grain direction. Those details keep a repeat request clear even when several parts share the same colour name.
State the thickness measurement stage and condition, with the upper and lower limits needed for grooves, hardware or flush fitting. Specify length, width, squareness and flatness requirements using the agreed measurement and support arrangement. For a blind recess or opposing cuts, check the minimum accepted thickness and the material that remains.
Density, bending, internal bond, screw withdrawal, moisture condition and emissions address different buying requirements. Include the relevant value, method and board configuration when the project specifies them. Surface wear, scratch or stain criteria stay with the selected facing; fire or acoustic information stays with the construction or assembly it covers.
For a close colour or gloss match, retain the physical reference, lighting and viewing conditions. Keep the instrument, measurement method and geometry with any numerical acceptance criterion, and use the same uncovered surface condition for later comparisons.
MIXED COLOURS, THICKNESSES & FURNITURE SETS
Separate each thickness, MDF grade, sheet format and face/reverse combination into its own material line. White fronts, woodgrain sides and thinner backs can share a furniture programme while retaining their own quantities and sample references.
Calculate the required whole sheets and reserves for each material line. Spare woodgrain components cannot cover a shortage of a different colour or thickness. Decide whether the packs should follow your decor storage, cutting sequence or furniture sets, then keep the material identity visible on every pack and component label.
For staged or repeat deliveries, identify the parts that will sit beside earlier supply. Retain the original order and accepted board-and-edge sample so any change to the decor, core or processing can be reviewed against the furniture being continued.
CUTTING, EDGING & HARDWARE
Trial the selected saw or router, support and feed conditions on the actual board. Check entry and exit edges, narrow strips and corners, including cuts across the pattern. Inspect again beside the adhesive joint after edging.
Select the band material, decor, texture, thickness and profile. Compare the bonded and trimmed corner with the face. Keep sawn blank, edge-ready core and final component dimensions distinct: pre-milling removes material while edging adds it.
Show visible core areas and the coating, liner or fitting needed there. Mark the final dimensional datum for drilling so hardware locations remain correct after edge preparation. Include pilot holes, penetration, edge distances and the actual fitting in the trial.
A completed first component lets your workshop review dimensions, squareness, grain direction, face-to-edge appearance and hardware operation together. Keep its material and drawing revisions with the accepted sample, and revisit the affected detail when the board, tooling, adhesive or operation changes.
FROM DECOR CHOICE TO A PRODUCTION PART
| Your next decision | Useful sample | What it resolves |
|---|---|---|
| Choose the appearance | Actual decor and texture on the proposed MDF | Colour, sheen, primary face and reverse |
| Approve edges and machining | Cut, drilled and edge-banded corner | Both faces, edge bond, joint line, profile and hole exit |
| Approve the finished furniture detail | Representative component or adjoining group | Finished sizes, hardware fit, pattern layout and the visible set |
Send the sample feedback with the chosen decor, MDF, thickness, reverse, edge and drawing revision. Keep an accepted reference protected for production and receiving; use a separate piece for cutting, cleaning or handling trials. For several board configurations, select the samples that cover the actual differences in your order.
REPORTS & CHECKS FOR YOUR SELECTED PANEL
A PanelSource order brought together 750 white boards, 230 brown boards and 6,000 aluminium channels. HQC Inspection recorded PASS on 17 October 2026, with board and channel measurements, product photographs and an assembly check.
For shopfitting or display-panel supply, see how the finish, routed slots and accessory fit were checked together. The case covers the specific 17mm slotted-panel order.
Our published MDF reports support the substrate discussion alongside your selected melamine surface. The 18mm white MDF report · PDF records 0.080 mg/m³ and PASS, using a method with reference to EN 717-1:2004. The HMR MDF report · PDF records the same result and PASS for its green-board specimen.
These reports cover the MDF specimens identified in the documents. Send the grade, thickness, decorative facing and destination for your order; we connect the relevant emission documents to that configuration. Surface performance, moisture requirements and any fire or assembly requirement have their own inspection or test scope.
| Requirement | Inspect or record |
|---|---|
| Selected finish | Decor, texture, sheen, face/reverse and accepted sample under the agreed lighting |
| Surface condition | Scratches, chips, dents, contamination and pattern concerns, with face and position identified |
| Panel and component dimensions | Delivered thickness, length, width, squareness, flatness and finished-part measurements at the agreed stage |
| Prepared operations | Completed edge, hole positions, actual hardware fit and drawing revision |
| Shipment identity | Quantity per configuration, production lot, pack labels, visible groups and reserves |
We can arrange the agreed production photographs, dimensional records and third-party inspection. Request documents for your MDF configuration or review our production inspection scope.
ORDER, DISPATCH & RECEIVING
Before production, bring the quotation, material schedule, drawings and accepted samples into agreement. Before dispatch, check the distribution of quantities across each thickness, decor and reverse, with main supply and reserves identified. Production and pack records then refer to the same material lines.
At receiving, inspect the protected packs and record any transit damage before mixing material into stock. Compare representative boards with their labels and retained references. Keep affected packs identifiable if a detail needs review, and check the first processed component against the accepted trial.
PROTECT THE FINISH THROUGH PROCESSING AND DELIVERY
Support sheets and components during transport and storage, keeping faces clear of abrasive debris and sharp edges. Check access routes, racks and handling equipment for the selected sheet format. Retain material-line and grain-direction labels as boards move to cutting, edging and assembly.
Follow the selected board’s conditioning and processing requirements for your workshop environment. Keep wet or damaged material separate for assessment. Use the care instructions for the supplied face, and trial a proposed cleaner on a retained piece; liquid collecting at openings or abrasive treatment can affect the finished component.
YOUR NEXT FURNITURE ORDER
Tell us the application, decor, thickness and sizes you know, plus quantity per configuration and destination. Include the front and reverse, finished edges and any drawing for factory processing. We help develop the remaining panel details, arrange useful samples and quote the sheets or components your workshop will receive.
Email drawings, finish photographs or a material schedule to sales@plywoodsupplier.cn with your company and project name, or use the melamine MDF enquiry form. The accepted board and component references carry through to production, packing and repeat orders.
PLAN YOUR PANEL ORDER
Put the MDF, decor, reverse and supplied operations on the same material schedule. An accepted component sample carries those choices into factory production, workshop receiving and your next order.
Melamine MDF Sheets
Our MDF substrate production. We manufacture MDF substrates in our own factory in Jiangsu, China. Talk to our factory team about the board and finish for your components.
A finished corner or representative furniture part
Compare the actual decor on the chosen MDF, then add a completed corner or furniture part. We help arrange the sample that answers the next finish, fit or production decision.
Review this product’s sample planFor a quotation, add your quantity, destination and required timing. You can start with the details you already have.
PanelSource · Xuzhou PanelSource Co., Ltd.
https://www.plywoodsupplier.cn/product/melamine-mdf/
sales@plywoodsupplier.cn
SAMPLES & ORDER PLANNING
Tell us your quantity, sample needs and target delivery date. We’ll put the price, payment terms and production schedule into your quotation.
DOCUMENTS & ORDER SUPPORT
We help your purchasing team gather product reports, inspection records and packing documents for your order.
HQC records an overall PASS for this 17mm melamine slatwall MDF order, with dimensional, appearance and weight checks and a passed aluminium channel assembly check.
Report configuration: 17mm melamine faced slotted MDF; 8 × 4 ft; white and brown; matching aluminium channels
Tests & checks: Order quantity and product identification; Workmanship and appearance; Dimensions, thickness and weight; Aluminium channel assembly
Issued by: HQC / China Inspection Service
Date: 17 October 2026
This HQC pre-shipment inspection covers 17mm melamine faced slotted MDF in an 8 × 4 ft format: 750 white panels, 230 brown panels and 6,000 matching aluminium channels. The report records an overall PASS result, with photographs of the finished panels, dimensional and weight checks, and channel assembly. The inspected selection comprised 30 panels and 170 channels; the eight-piece assembly check passed. Explore the order inspection case, then send your panel dimensions, slot layout, finish and quantity for a quotation.
Product reference: Melamine MDF Sheets — specification.
We 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.
PRODUCT-SPECIFIC QUESTIONS
Melamine MDF combines resin-impregnated decorative paper with an MDF substrate under heat and pressure. We make the MDF substrates in our own factory and supply the selected face and reverse. Cut edges and machined openings receive the finishing detail chosen for the furniture component.
Our sheet formats are 1220 × 2440, 1830 × 2440, 1220 × 2745, 1830 × 3660 and 2100 × 2800mm, with thickness references of 1.9mm and 2–25mm. We quote the selected format together with the MDF grade, thickness, decor and face/reverse combination.
Yes. Choose sheets, cut blanks or agreed prepared components. Send finished dimensions, the edge schedule, hardware drawing, grain direction and quantities. A completed sample lets your team review appearance, dimensions and fitting before repeating the work across the order.
We can develop a moisture-resistant MDF construction with the selected finish and protection at edges, joints and openings. Tell us about splashes, humidity, cleaning or persistent wet exposure so the board and finishing route suit the actual location. Standard interior MDF serves dry furniture.
Yes. Specify the primary face and reverse for the parts that remain visible, including a door back or shelf underside. The matching or different finishes stay with the core, finished thickness and accepted sample in the board specification.
The MDF core uses wood fibres; particleboard uses particles and plywood uses veneer layers. Melamine has decorative paper fused to the board, natural veneer MDF has a real wood facing, and HPL-faced MDF uses a separate bonded laminate sheet. Send the material or finish reference you need so the quotation covers the correct construction.
Compare the actual component sizes, grain direction, trims, saw kerfs and permitted rotations. Added length or width only increases the part count when another complete cutting position fits. Include equipment capacity, handling and appearance grouping when comparing formats.
Start with the actual decor and texture on the proposed MDF. Use a cut, drilled and edge-banded corner to approve the processed detail, or a representative component when dimensions, hardware and adjoining fronts matter. Retain the accepted material and drawing references for production.
The published 18mm white MDF and HMR MDF reports each record 0.080 mg/m³ and PASS for their identified formaldehyde-test specimens, using a method with reference to EN 717-1:2004. Send the selected grade, thickness, facing and destination so relevant documents can be connected to your order. Production photographs, dimensional records and agreed inspection can accompany the supply.
Send the application, decor, thickness, size and quantity for each face/reverse configuration. Include the supplied cutting, edges, machining, reserves and destination. We help complete the board choices and keep material lines identifiable through samples, quotation, packing and repeat deliveries.
CONTACT OUR FACTORY
Send the furniture use, finish reference or cutting list you already have. We’ll help choose the MDF, face and reverse, arrange a useful sample and quote the sheets or prepared components for your order.
Have a cutting list, finish photo or furniture drawing? Email it to sales@plywoodsupplier.cn. Start with the details you have; we’ll help you work through the rest.
Tell us your panel, dimensions, quantity and destination port.
