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Those eager to renovate their new homes often hear builders recommend paint-free boards, suggesting they're the best choice. However, they often find themselves confused by the concept of paint-free boards. Eco-friendly boards are also known as paint-free boards, or melamine boards. So, what exactly are eco-friendly boards? What are the advantages and disadvantages of paint-free boards? Let's explore them today.
What is paint-free board?
Paint-free boards are made up of multiple layers. The core is made of blockboard and adhesive, and the surface is covered with a layer of melamine veneer. Paint-free boards are very convenient to use during the construction process, and they are also wear-resistant. The wood grain texture on the surface is more beautiful, so they are very popular with consumers. More and more furniture is made of paint-free boards. Because paint-free boards have good properties and environmental characteristics, they have always been popular in the decoration industry. Paint-free boards have also evolved from being used in single-color computer desks or office furniture to gradually developing into home furniture, with more and more surface patterns. Ecological boards are also divided into grades. The E1 grade is a grade that belongs to the national standard. At present, the state stipulates that the E1 grade can be used in home decoration. E1 means that the formaldehyde emission is less than or equal to 1.5MG/L, and the E0 grade means that the formaldehyde emission is less than or equal to 0.5MG/L.
Advantages and disadvantages of paint-free boards
Paint-free boards are durable, durable, and heat-resistant, corrosion-resistant, moisture-resistant, and fire-resistant. They can also be processed into veneers with varying styles and textures, making them a popular choice in the home improvement industry. However, due to variations in moisture content and production time, paint-free boards can exhibit some deformation. When choosing paint-free boards, be sure to carefully consider the wood material, as future quality issues can be difficult to resolve.
After reading this article, you should have a better understanding of what paint-free boards are and the advantages and disadvantages of paint-free boards. I hope this knowledge can help you. If you still have any questions, please consult me.