Melamine and Polyesters

These types of materials are an economic choice, adapting to all budgets. The realizations made with this product line are mostly used to create cabinets, tablets, or special cabinets, but never as a counter. There is a wide choice of colors and finish available. For melamine as much as for polyester, these materials have an easy maintenance and a great general resistance to damage.

Melamine Cabinets$

Melamine is a particle board, otherwise known as “agglomerated”. This panel is hot-pressurized with a sheet of resin-impregnated paper. Colours and finishes can be used both vertically and horizontally, granting no material restrictions when designing the kitchen or any other project. When applying melamine to a panel, a laminate membrane in the form of an edge strip is glued to the sides of the melamine panel, allowing the desired color and finish on all available angles.

Pros

Wide choice of colors and finishes

Economic and affordable price

Easy maintenance

Good resistance to wear, heat, bending, light, abrasion, and most chemicals

PVC Edge

Disadvantages

Narrow door models; Flat (urban)
Vulnerability to scratches
Vulnerability to water damage and other liquids.

Polyester Cabinets $

Polyester is a mixture of melamine and polyester. The panel in the centre of the doors is made of melamine while the shutters are made of MDF (medium density fibres) covered with a polyester film. The 5 pieces shaker models and polyester finishes have a great resemblance to wood. Thus, it is possible to look for the appearance of wood at a lower price with polyester.