ML 2340

Oak wood has been widely used in interior design for many centuries. There are two main types: red oak and white oak. The melamine surface design 2340 draws inspiration South Asian white oak.

White oak has a unique structure with tightly bonded wood cells, which gives it excellent water resistance. Due to this characteristic, it is not prone to decay and is widely used in shipbuilding, wine barrels, and outdoor furniture.

South Asia White Oak embodies the sturdy beauty of aged oak, exuding an elegant, gentle, and bright yet captivating charm, deeply rooted in the essence of South Asia. ML 2340 perfectly represents an Eastern style with delicate, flowing grain lines between light and dark hues.

The grain patterns of South Asia White Oak are quite large and sparse, running vertically with various shapes, creating a spacious surface reminiscent of white oak trees standing proudly amidst vast prairies.

The light yellow color is also a key element that contributes to the distinctive beauty of this melamine surface design. The harmonious background color complements the grain pattern, evoking feelings of serenity and freedom that we all yearn for.

ML 2340 is widely applied to various types of industrial wood. In terms of aesthetics, it is on par with laminate surfaces, but it may exhibit some drawbacks in terms of quality, such as being less scratch-resistant and less water-resistant compared to laminates.