ACRYLIC SHEET

What is Acrylic? Structure and Advantages and Disadvantages of Acrylic Board

Acrylic is a high-end surface material, often used in modern furniture due to its glossy, luxurious appearance and good reflectivity. Acrylic sheets are often called "Acrylic glass", but they are actually a type of high-grade flexible plastic with various thicknesses, applied to industrial wood cores such as MDF, HDF or other types of boards.

Structure of Acrylic Board

• Surface layer: Glossy or matte acrylic plastic sheet, scratch-resistant, anti-yellowing.

• Core layer: Usually MDF, HDF or other types of industrial boards, increasing the hardness and stability of the product.

• Specialized adhesive layer: Securely bonds the acrylic layer and the core board.

Outstanding Advantages

• Mirror-like glossy surface, modern and luxurious.

• Wide variety of colors, easy to match with many interior styles.

• Good scratch resistance, moisture resistance, and pest resistance.

• Easy to clean.

• High color fastness, does not fade over time.

Disadvantages

• Small scratches are easily visible on the glossy surface if not carefully maintained.

• Higher cost compared to conventional surfaces such as Melamine or Laminate.

• The edge bonding process requires advanced technology to ensure aesthetics and durability.

Applications

• Production of kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, TV shelves, doors, partitions, desks, living room furniture, bedrooms… suitable for spaces that emphasize modernity, sophistication and luxury.

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