Melamine Plywood for Kitchen Cabinets

Description
What is melamine? Melamine is a low density laminate resin that provides a durable finish to plywood cores. Melamine is scratch resistant and water proof. The resin film is bonded to the plywood with a waterproof adhesive.

Between the film overlays is the stacked, layered look characteristic of plywood that makers know and love.
The most distinctive feature of plywood is that the edges are attractive, uniform stripes of hardwood veneer, usually alternating light and dark bands. That edge is largely free of voids. Please note, the edge of a full 4'x8' sheet of material is white. Resulting cuts to your stock size may result in some edges showing natural grain color and/or white overlay color.

Specifications and Dimensions
White Melamine Faced Baltic Plywood is available in 1/4" (6mm), 1/2" (12mm) and 3/4" (18mm) thickness, including the melamine overlay.
The white melamine film density is 220 g/m2 on both sides. To ensure longevity, the edges should be sealed. If the inner plywood cores are exposed to dampness or moisture, the melamine face can warp or distort.
Use a carbide tip and/or masking tape when cutting to avoid chip out or chipping the melamine surface.

Uses: Furniture/Shelving//Cabinets/Laser Cutting and Engraving/CNC Routing/Signage

1). Hardwood plywood is typically a highly durable material because of its great quality in strength. Plywood is fabricated with an alternating pattern of grains which makes it last longer than fiberboards (including MDF, HDF, and Particle board).
2). The versatility of plywood allows the layers to be altered to afford both strength and beauty.
3). It's available in a wide range of sizes, including extra-large sizes
4). Plywood is a very close substitute to real or solid wood but doesn't promote as much deforestation as solid wood products, thereby leading to more tree conservation.
5). Plywood is cheaper than solid wood products.