What is the melamine paper veneer of wood?

What is the melamine paper veneer of wood?

Melamine paper is an organic compound that is usually combined with formaldehyde to produce melamine resin paper, a synthetic polymer that has fire and heat properties. Melamine paper polishes dry within 20 minutes of application, providing a more lustrous appearance on coated wood or surfaces rather than a dull surface.

What is melamine paper wood made of?

Melamine is a hard resin used to cover a substrate such as particle board, MDF or plywood. The manufacturer typically bonds a melamine decorative paper to the material underneath through a heated manufacturing process.

Is Melamine paper furniture durable?

If installed correctly, melamine paper is a inexpensive and durable option. 

Strong durability - Melamine paper is waterproof, shatterproof and scratch-proof. 

Easy to budget - Melamine paper covers less expensive wood products such as MDF or plywood.

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