Laminated PVC Film Steel for Cabinet Door

Traditional cabinets often use particleboard/MDF with PVC wood grain film or painted panels, which have drawbacks such as susceptibility to moisture expansion, low fire resistance, poor scratch resistance, and formaldehyde release. Wood grain laminated metal panels, however, use stainless steel, galvanized steel, or aluminum as the base material, and are manufactured by high-temperature hot-pressing a PET/PVC wood grain decorative film (using a glue-free process). This retains the visual and tactile qualities of natural wood grain while completely avoiding the inherent defects of wood. Door panel applications: Can be bent, stamped, and laser cut, suitable for flat, curved, and irregularly shaped door panels; surface scratch resistance is more than 30% better than painted panels. The "wood grain" of wood grain laminated metal panels is not a printed illusion, but rather achieved through high-precision embossing + nano-coating to create a relief texture and self-cleaning surface. Wood grain laminated metal panels have evolved from a "niche alternative" to a mainstream high-performance choice in the cabinet industry – addressing five major pain points of traditional materials: fire resistance, moisture resistance, durability, environmental friendliness, and installation efficiency. They are particularly suitable for humid southern regions, open kitchens, and high-standard environments such as hospitals and hotels.