Laminated Stainless for Home Decorations

Laminated metal panels have been widely used in the shipbuilding industry for areas such as cockpits, cabins, restaurants, deck bulkheads, interior partitions, and cold storage side panels. They are particularly used in high-end passenger ships, LNG carriers, military vessels, and modular ships, replacing traditional painted steel or aluminum plates and becoming a core material for improving corrosion resistance, aesthetics, and construction efficiency. Ships operate in environments with high humidity, high salt spray, strong UV radiation, and oil and grease corrosion, placing stringent demands on interior and structural panels: they must be resistant to seawater corrosion, fire-retardant, easy to clean, colorfast, and have customizable textures. Laminated metal panels use a metal substrate (such as galvanized steel, aluminum alloy, or stainless steel) as a framework, with a surface heat-pressed composite of high-molecular functional films such as PVC, PET, and PVDF, combining the strength of metal with the protective and decorative advantages of high-molecular films. Cockpit and cabin interiors: Using wood grain, stone grain, and iridescent laminated panels to meet high-end visual requirements; surface hardness ≥3H, scratch-resistant, easy to clean, and meets medical-grade antibacterial and mildew-proof standards.