MELAMINE PLYWOOD
The nature of melamine plywood is similar to other standard plywood. It is a type of plywood made from layers of natural wood that have been preliminarily processed, processed and pressed into standard size 4 x 8 ft, 3 x 6 ft. But plywood manufacturers have used a better adhesive, which is water resistant. It’s Melamine glue. (Perhaps that’s why people call this type of plywood melamine plywood) Melamine board has the outstanding waterproof ability, suitable for construction projects or interiors such as cabinets, shelves, beds, tables and chairs. In addition, they are also applied flexibly in interior details that require good bearing capacity and stability or withstand wet environments, such as toilet partitions, kitchen cabinets, etc.

➦ Advantages:
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Better hardness and mechanical strength than other industrial wood boards
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Good screw and adhesion ability, suitable for interior and exterior works.
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High tensile strength due to the structure between the layers of wood, thus, it can withstand great force
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Easy to cut
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Fireproof, waterproof and termite resistant
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Cheaper than solid wood, natural wood
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Polished well and can be painted easily
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Durable, unbreakable material
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Holds screws well
➦ Disadvantages:
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Not as durable as natural wood (some say so)
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Need to be treated with chemicals to increase durability
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Can’t paint directly on plywood
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Can be deformed by prolonged exposure to water.