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The wide variety of decorative panels on the market can be overwhelming for consumers. As non-professionals, it's difficult to distinguish the right type of panel for every consumer's needs. Therefore, based on the needs of many consumers and a professional analysis of decorative panels, we first categorize them into indoor and outdoor materials. Then, we further classify them according to factors such as the type of wood and its intended use. This approach helps consumers clearly understand what kind of decorative panels they need, allowing them to easily purchase their desired panels and attracting more customers.
plywood
Decorative panels are classified in numerous and detailed ways. Beyond the two broad categories of indoor and outdoor panels we've already mentioned, indoor materials alone comprise as many as six types, encompassing sheets, strips, and shapes. One of the first decorative panels we recommend is plywood, a type of plywood with a solid wood core. In terms of vertical and horizontal compressive strength, it is weaker vertically but stronger horizontally. Plywood comes in many varieties on the market, allowing consumers to choose according to their needs. Plywood dimensions are fixed, and its characteristics and advantages are numerous. Its hardness and noise insulation properties are highly favored by consumers, making it widely used in home decoration. Generally, it's best to avoid using it exclusively for kitchens.
Decorative panel
As the second recommended decorative panel, decorative panels also have their own unique advantages. Veneer plywood is made through a special adhesive process. Its common use is for clear varnish decoration. It is very stable and reliable. They are all 0.2 mm thick and have the same specifications. It is a widely used decorative panel, especially in home decoration. It is accepted by more consumers and has a very broad sales market. It is an indispensable decorative panel in home decoration.
MDF
Among the classifications of decorative boards, there is another widely used and more readily accepted by consumers: MDF (Medium-density Fiberboard). MDF is further divided into medium-density fiberboard and high-density fiberboard, etc., and is classified according to its density per cubic meter. It is mainly made of plant wood fiber and is processed through many procedures. Due to its smooth surface and stable performance, it is widely used in home decoration processes such as wood flooring and door panels, and is loved by consumers.