Why is the eco-board also called melamine veneer? Does this board contain melamine? Is it harmful to human health? Recently, many users come to consult the eco-board, and they are often confused about the name of the eco-board. Today, a user called and asked about the difference between eco-board and paint-free board. Let me give you a detailed answer below.

Eco-board is a new type of board that has only appeared in the domestic market in the past two years, but it has been tested in the foreign market for more than 30 years. In a broad sense, eco-board refers to the impregnated film paper through hot pressing treatment, and the surface of the board The new type of laminated board is different from the traditional veneer that uses cold pressing to paste the solid wood veneer on the surface. Because the paint is free in the later process of making furniture, the release of harmful substances is less, and it is more ecological and environmentally friendly. The concept of board is also called paint-free board due to its paint-free feature. But in a narrow sense, the ecological board refers to the paint-free board veneered on the blockboard, and after testing, the formaldehyde emission is ≤1.5mg/L, that is, the paint-free board that meets the E1 environmental protection standard can be called the ecological board Therefore, it can be said that the ecological board is a paint-free board that meets environmental protection standards.

Why is ecological board also called melamine veneer? The technical term for eco board should be melamine impregnated adhesive film veneer wood-based panel, so it will also be referred to as melamine veneer or triamine board, and the eco-board with both sides is commonly called double panel.

In fact, the final identification of the ecological board is the melamine facing paper pasted on the surface, let us understand the veneer of the ecological board. Due to the melamine incident in the past few years, many consumers were frightened when they heard the word "melamine". In fact, melamine is just a decorative material, and melamine impregnated paper film paper veneer wood-based panel is the full name of melamine board. Paper with different colors or textures is soaked in melamine resin adhesive, then dried to a certain degree of curing, and then spread on the surface of blockboard, multilayer board, particle board, medium density fiberboard or other hard fiberboard. Therefore, the melamine impregnated adhesive film paper veneer wood-based panel is a widely used decorative material.

Melamine impregnated paper adhesive film paper veneer wood-based panel (ecological board), not afraid of water and fire, this kind of board is shiny on both sides, very hard, not afraid of water and fire, mainly used in furniture and cabinets. The ecological board has the advantages of flat surface, not easy to deform, bright color, wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant, and the price is moderate. It is coated with imported PU and is odorless. Environment-friendly material and well-proportioned structure. Strong durability, beautiful color, economical and environmentally friendly. Change as you wish, embodying abstract art style and creative space. Paired with a self-contained note, it gives a visual effect that is integrated.

Although melamine impregnated plastic film paper veneer wood-based panel contains many chemical components, it is a good decorative material as long as it is applied reasonably. It is necessary to know that the reason why melamine is harmful to the human body in the past few years is because it is eaten by people. However, the current ecological board is a decorative material, and it will not enter the human body, so it will not affect human health. At present, after more than two years of market testing, eco-board has gradually been recognized by consumers as an indispensable building material for home decoration and customized furniture. I believe that with the continuous improvement of people’s living standards and home tastes, the future There will be more and more new materials that meet people's health, environmental protection, fashion and other related needs.