ML 2403

Do you know the story of Teak wood? It's not at all simple to harvest this precious wood in its natural habitat.

Teak wood is one of the most valuable types of natural wood used in interior design. It is durable, strong, and has beautiful grain patterns.

When freshly cut, Teak wood is very heavy and does not float in water. Therefore, the trees must be to dry for about three years after being felled to allow for the extraction of usable wood. The Teak tree leaves are quite large and are used for making sandpaper to polish materials.

Teak wood is applied in shipbuilding, furniture making, exterior construction, cabinets, flooring, and veneers.

The Melamine 2403 wood surface serves as a natural continuation natural wood to industrial board. straight to wavy grain patterns, this wood surface creates a raw and rustic appearance, with the natural oil forming a golden brown color and distinct dark brown wood eyes that are appealing to the eye. The grain patterns are evenly distributed, running naturally, and offer a visual effect for users a distance.

This surface is used in making industrial wood furniture such as beds, wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, and counters, especially suitable for bedrooms and living rooms. The Teak wood grain surface carries a modern and youthful vibe, making it perfect for young individuals preparing to buy their own apartments.

The decorative Melamine sheet is pressed onto the surface of industrial wood, providing effective scratch and moisture resistance. This material has relatively good durability, serving as a substitute for natural wood in large surface applications, ensuring aesthetic appeal and seamless integration.