Melamine Door

Melamine and laminate are paper and resin combinations to achieve strength. Melamine production, however, is lower in cost than laminate. Therefore, melamine may be cost-efficient, but you may not gain as much strength as laminate. 

Melamine is an excellent material for making bathroom and kitchen doors because of its durability, moisture resistance, and cost-effectiveness. 

Melamine has a very uniform and smooth surface that is moisture resistant and extremely easy to clean. The door does not have wood grain, so it is even more preferable for people who need solid colors as their doors. 

You can paint your melamine cabinet doors, but it is always good to apply ultra-grip to allow paints to stick. You can add a thin layer with the help of a sponge and enable the cabinet to dry for twelve hours before starting painting. 

A quick-dry paint will be great for painting your melamine kitchen cabinets to ensure that all coats are properly drying before applying the other one. 

A veneer is a wood that is thin and can look like plywood or particleboard. Melamine, on the other hand, is made of a plastic known as thermofoil. 

Most melamine doors have a thickness of eighteen millimeters but can go up to thirty if a user custom designs them. 

Yes, solid wood is more expensive than melamine and can be a wrong choice if you are on a strict budget. 

Both melamine and wood are equally strong materials for doors and cabinets, as they do not scratch or break. 

Chipboard is a wooden product that comes from resin and woodchips. At the same time, melamine is a plastic that sticks to paper to make it look like wood.