Decorative paper is a special industrial paper processed through printing, impregnation, and other special techniques. It is primarily used for veneer finishing of engineered wood products (such as furniture and flooring), offering both decorative and protective properties. It is made from wood pulp and titanium dioxide as the base paper, through processes such as printing patterns and impregnation with melamine resin. The final product possesses wear resistance, sun resistance, and aesthetic appeal.
Core Definition and Characteristics
Essence: Special industrial paper processed through printing and impregnation.
Main Uses: As a veneer material for engineered wood products, used in furniture, flooring, wooden doors, and architectural decoration.
Key Characteristics: Sun resistance, wear resistance, and aesthetic appeal.
Main Classifications
By Use: Printed decorative paper (directly printed patterns) and impregnated film paper (impregnated with melamine resin for high-temperature lamination).
By Material: Organic decorative paper (using organic pigments) and inorganic decorative paper (adding inorganic substances such as titanium dioxide to enhance opacity and weather resistance).
