Decorative wood panels
Melamine Faced Panels
Choose plywood, MDF, particle board, blockboard or OSB as the substrate, then confirm the décor, texture, finished thickness and order requirements.
- Five substrate options
- Melamine pressing and lamination
- Specification review
- Finished-panel checks



Finished-panel construction and representative surface references from current product materials.
01
Choose the substrate
Start with the panel construction required for the application.
02
Confirm the surface
Send a décor code, sample or reference image and specify the texture.
03
Agree the finished panel
Confirm dimensions, thickness, sides, packing and inspection points.
Substrate selection
Choose the base panel first
The substrate determines the panel construction beneath the decorative surface. Open the relevant substrate page for its raw-board and melamine-faced supply route.





Surface selection
Confirm décor and texture by reference
Use a physical sample, décor code or clear reference image. The exact match, paper availability, texture and production sample should be confirmed before the order.
Shown here: representative surfaces from Momentimber’s current photo library. These images are not published as fixed colour codes.



Specification guide
Details to confirm before quotation
Regular availability depends on the selected substrate and the factory responsible for the order. The table separates the information needed for comparison from values that still require order confirmation.
A simple enquiry can start with:
- Product or substrate
- Reference image or décor code
- Approximate quantity
- Destination port
| Substrate | Plywood, MDF, particle board, blockboard or OSB |
|---|---|
| Panel size | Specify the required length and width Confirm for quotation |
| Finished thickness | State the required finished-panel thickness and tolerance Confirm for quotation |
| Décor / colour | Provide a décor code, sample or reference image Match to confirm |
| Texture / finish | Confirm the required surface texture or approved sample Confirm for quotation |
| Faced sides | Single-sided or double-sided; same or different décor |
| Application | Tell us the intended furniture, interior or project use |
| Packing and marking | Confirm protection, bundle marks and shipping marks for the order |
| MOQ and lead time | Based on substrate, décor availability and order combination Confirm for quotation |
Order control
From substrate to finished panel
The agreed specification should remain the reference through lamination, finished-panel review and packing. Inspection points depend on the product and order requirements.
01
Confirm the input
Review the substrate, size, thickness, décor, texture, faced sides and intended application.
02
Follow lamination
Relate the selected substrate and approved surface requirement to the production arrangement.
03
Review the finished panel
Check the agreed dimensions, surface, edges and visible workmanship before packing.
Real production evidence
See the lamination process and finished panels
These photographs show actual equipment, panel handling and checks in our factories. Reports and certificates are matched to the selected product and the factory responsible for the order.



- Substrate and construction
- Finished thickness
- Surface and edge condition
- Length and width when required
- Packing and shipping marks
- Order-specific records
For importers & distributors
Build a range around substrates and finish references
Compare board types, order combinations, packing and marks, then confirm which décor references and specifications should be repeated across shipments.
For furniture manufacturers
Relate the finished panel to the component
Share the intended application, finished thickness, surface effect and machining needs so the relevant substrate and checkpoints can be discussed.
Start with the details you have
Discuss your melamine faced panel specification
A substrate, reference photo or application is enough to begin. Size, thickness, quantity, destination and remaining details can be confirmed during the enquiry.
