White melamine plywood
Choose the white shade, sheen and texture for cabinet interiors, shelving and matching fronts. Keep the decor code with the order and coordinate the edge band; different whites can look different beside each other.
Available to order — made to order
Buy melamine-faced plywood directly from CUZI PLY’s factory for cabinets, wardrobes, shelving and furniture. Choose white, black, solid-colour or woodgrain finishes, smooth or textured faces, and the plywood core your parts need. We supply full sheets or quoted cut-to-size and machined components, with protected export packing. Send your finish, thickness, quantity and destination for a factory quote, or request a sample.

Compare the finish on a physical sample, then keep the selected colour and grain direction with your order.
Create coordinated cabinet interiors, doors and shelving with white, black, solid-colour or woodgrain melamine-faced plywood. Choose smooth, matt or wood-pore texture, with a single decorative face and balancing back or matching double-sided faces. A physical colour reference helps you coordinate panels, fronts and edge bands.
We press resin-impregnated decorative paper directly onto prepared plywood in our own factory. Send a decor code or the appearance you want; our team helps select the finish and grain direction for matched sets and repeat orders.
Compare the decorative face and the plywood beneath it so the quoted panel matches your project.
Choose the white shade, sheen and texture for cabinet interiors, shelving and matching fronts. Keep the decor code with the order and coordinate the edge band; different whites can look different beside each other.
Choose a black decorative face with a matching black reverse or balancing back. Complete the design with a black edge band or a finished exposed plywood edge, where the wood veneers remain visible.
Select the decor and mark grain direction across doors, fronts and matched sets. Textured melamine plywood adds a surface texture that must be selected with the grain pattern and sheen. Compare the face and matching edge band under the lighting used in the finished room.
Use coordinated decorative faces where both sides are visible. We select the paper, texture and panel balance for your core and thickness. Single-sided panels are supplied with a suitable balancing reverse.
Resin-impregnated decorative paper is pressed directly onto prepared plywood. Choose colour, texture, sheen and which faces will be visible.
MUF describes an adhesive used within the plywood, not the decorative face. Select the bond and finished-panel emission requirements separately from the colour.
A separately manufactured laminate is bonded to the plywood. Compare our HPL plywood when your project calls for that surface construction.
For melamine marine plywood or a specified structural project, we select the plywood substrate, decorative face and balancing back together. Tell us the intended use and any required standard, moisture conditions and edge treatment. Our factory team confirms the suitable build and applicable product documents with your quote.
Choose the plywood build for component weight, flatness, machining and the appearance of its cut edges.
Choose poplar, combi, hardwood, eucalyptus or birch-based plywood to suit your furniture parts. The core influences handling weight, cutting and the appearance of exposed edges. We calibrate the plywood before pressing the decorative faces, with an 8–12% moisture target for the cabinet-grade construction.
For doors, shelves and larger panels, we select the face and balancing back together and check finished thickness and flatness. Share the part size, shelf support and hardware you use; our factory team helps choose the panel for your production.

Which faces will be seen in the finished cabinet?
Choose the decor, texture, sheen and grain direction; compare a physical sample.What does the component need beneath the finish?
Select the core, thickness, bond and balanced face/back arrangement for weight, flatness and machining.How will the part be cut, drilled and edged?
Check a sample component with the intended tools, hardware and edge finish.What moisture, cleaning and daily use will it face?
Match the complete panel, sealed edges and product documents to the intended interior.White plywood panels for shelving, cabinet backs and shop fixtures. Choose poplar or combi core, thickness and edge finish to suit your parts and budget.
Coordinated solid-colour or woodgrain faces for cabinet carcasses and wardrobes, with calibrated plywood for cutting, drilling and edge banding.
Matched decor and texture with tighter thickness tolerances for visible joinery and CNC parts. Plan grain direction and edges across matched sets.
Start with these six essentials. Open the full comparison when you need dimensions, tolerances, processing and order conditions.
White, black, solid colour or woodgrain; smooth, matt or wood-pore texture.
Single-sided with a balancing back, or coordinated double-sided construction.
Poplar, combi, hardwood, eucalyptus or birch-based plywood for weight, machining and visible edges.
9–25 mm standard cabinet range; project constructions from 3–30 mm. Compare regular and custom sheet sizes.
8–12% moisture target with finished thickness, flatness and squareness stated.
Sawing, CNC, drilling, hardware and edge treatment matched to the component drawing.
| Specification | White Interior Panels | Cabinet & Wardrobe Panels | Textured Joinery Panels |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product definition | Utility white direct-faced plywood | Balanced cabinet melamine plywood | Textured precision melamine plywood |
| Intended interior use | Shelves, backs and utility fixtures | Cabinets, furniture and interior panels | Visible joinery and precision components |
| Decorative paper / surface reference | Utility white paper family | Selected decorative paper and resin system | Decorative-paper code, batch and resin pickup |
| Melamine surface-system description | Direct paper pressed to prepared plywood | Controlled paper, plate and press cycle | Specified paper, plate and press window |
| Decor / colour code | Utility white reference sample | Named solid or woodgrain code | Agreed decor code and colour tolerance |
| Colour-family option | Standard solid colours | Selected solids and common woodgrains | Matched project decor by sample |
| Texture / gloss option | Smooth utility sheen | Smooth, matt or selected wood pore | Defined texture and gloss tolerance |
| Selected surface sample | A4 face sample | Colour-and-texture board sample | Agreed colour reference and retained sample |
| Face and back arrangement | Named backer or double-side white | Matched or coordinated double faces | Matched faces; asymmetric build trialled |
| Reverse face / balancing layer | Compatible named backer | Balanced face/back paper and cycle | Reverse build selected for stability |
| Face matching / direction requirement | Direction only when ordered | Direction recorded on cutting file | Decor sequence and replacement matching confirmed |
| Plywood core species | Poplar or selected combi | Poplar, eucalyptus or hardwood/combi | Selected hardwood, eucalyptus or birch |
| Substrate core construction | Balanced utility lay-up | Balanced cabinet multi-ply | Veneer groups selected for machining and visible edges |
| Lay-up / ply schedule | Recorded by thickness | Stated count and symmetry | Lot-specific veneer schedule |
| Core gaps, overlaps and repairs | Agreed utility core and cut-edge sample | Closed-core fabrication limits | Machined-edge gap and repair limits stated with the component sample |
| Substrate face veneer reference | Sanded, filled plywood face | Selected calibrated face | Selected plywood face with stated repair and sanding limits |
| Substrate sanding / calibration | Utility pre-press calibration | Lot-controlled two-face calibration | first production sample thickness mapping |
| Bond / exposure requirement | Interior or defined humid bond | Bond selected separately from decor | Substrate- and destination-specific test method |
| Substrate emission requirement | Your specified option on request | Destination-specific substrate documents | Documented substrate production process |
| Finished-panel emission requirement | Order-specific option for the finished construction | Applicable EN, EPA or buyer requirement | Exact finished construction documented or tested |
| Surface abrasion evaluation option | EN 14323 wear method available with the cycle endpoint stated for utility cleaning duty | Named wear method, cycle count and visual endpoint stated with the selected decor | Exact specimen, method, cycles and endpoint matched to the required service duty |
| Scratch / mar evaluation option | Sample comparison with the contact method and visible-mark limit stated | Named stylus or load method with visual and gloss limits | Instrument, load, stroke, observation conditions and inspection limit stated together |
| Stain / cleanability evaluation | Cleaning agents, dwell time and wipe procedure stated for the intended interior use | Agent, concentration, dwell time, temperature and cleaning cycles recorded | Project chemicals, exposure sequence and colour or gloss limits stated |
| Surface cracking / impact scope | Impact method, contact object and visible-damage limit agreed by sample | Drop height or impact energy and accepted dent, crack or delamination stated | Exact face/substrate specimen, impact method and finished-part quality requirements stated |
| Heat / steam / moisture scope | Dry-heat or damp-cleaning temperature, contact time and edge condition stated | Dry and wet heat exposure, duration, support and edge condition stated | Project exposure cycle, repetition, recovery time and appearance limit stated |
| Edge-water / wet-use scope | Protected interior edges with the selected seal or band | Banding material, adhesive, exposed-edge finish and cleaning duty stated | Humidity or splash duty matched to the plywood bond, balance, sealed cuts and joint design |
| Regular sheet sizes | Compare the three regular formats. Choose the format with grain direction, thickness and cutting yield. | ||
| Made-to-order sheet sizes | Compare the five made-to-order formats. Choose the format with grain direction, thickness and cutting yield. | ||
| Thickness range | 9, 12, 15, 18 mm | 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 25 mm | Project 3–30 mm by construction and quantity |
| Finished thickness tolerance | About ±0.5 mm | About ±0.3–0.5 mm | About ±0.2–0.3 mm for the confirmed thickness and construction |
| Length / width tolerance | +0 / −2 mm | +0 / −1.5 mm | Project tolerance stated with the cutting and measurement method |
| Squareness / edge straightness | ≤1 mm/m target | ≤1 mm/m measured | Agreed method and limit |
| Flatness and warpage requirements | Conditioned full-support check with the permitted bow and twist stated | Double-face panel bow and twist measured after conditioning | Parent-panel and machined-component flatness limits stated for the project |
| Moisture target | 8–12% | 8–12% | 8–12%, with a narrower project range available when required |
| Density range | About 450–550 kg/m³ for the selected poplar or light-combi construction | About 520–650 kg/m³ for the selected cabinet-grade combi or hardwood construction | About 600–720 kg/m³ for the selected hardwood or birch-based precision construction |
| Actual sheet-weight confirmation | Calculated from the quoted size, thickness and density | Reference sheet weighed for handling and container planning | Parent panel and machined component weights recorded for hardware, handling and payload |
| Cutting / CNC option | Straight cutting to the confirmed drawing | CNC programme matched to the selected cutter, support and finished tolerance | First component records tool, feed, edge finish, finished dimensions and tool-life check |
| Drilling option | Pilot-hole diameter, depth and hardware stated | Confirmat, dowel and hinge boring checked on the selected panel | Hardware, hole position, edge distance, breakout and assembly fit recorded |
| Edge-banding option | PVC/ABS with compatible adhesive | ABS, PVC, veneer; EVA/PUR option | Specified edge, primer, adhesive and reference sample |
| Exposed plywood-edge option | Sanded or sealed edge | Clear, stained, painted or banded | Visible-ply sample or matched band |
| Cut-to-size / nesting option | Straight parts after drawing | Nest, tool trial and identification | Agreed cutting layout, reference point and replacement matching |
| Part labelling / grain-direction option | Basic pack mark | Identity and direction recorded | Sequence and matched-set packing |
| First production component | Recommended before series production | Machined cabinet component matched to the drawing and edge finish | Agreed first component retained as the production reference |
| Batch inspection plan | Contamination and press-mark check | Lot surface, dimension, flatness and edge | Agreed measurement and inspection method |
| Decor-lot / colour-change control | One decor lot preferred | reference sample compared during inspection | Method, plate and replacement rule |
| Packaging and face protection | Interleaf and protected corners | Aligned bearers and parallel straps | Non-marking, lot-separated handling plan |
| MOQ by decor / thickness | 100–300 sheets per SKU | SKU mix or container programme | Project decor/texture/tooling lot |
| Loading quantity / payload calculation | Actual density, thickness and pack | SKU-mix payload plan | Oversize opening, payload and support model |
| Lead time | 7–15 days | 7–15 days | 7–15 days |
| Destination, documents, quotation and batch identification | Destination stated; required documents listed; USD/m³ quotation; lot identification | Destination requirements, product documents, machining scope and repeat-order reference stated | Project documents, tooling sample, decor reference sample and replacement matching stated |
Choose the format with grain direction, matched door fronts, trim allowance and cutting yield. State full-sheet dimensions separately from finished parts.
White Interior Panels list 9, 12, 15 and 18 mm; Cabinet & Wardrobe Panels add 21 and 25 mm. Textured Joinery Panels cover project constructions from 3–30 mm. For a 3/4 inch order, we confirm the actual millimetre thickness and tolerance in your quote.
Custom dimensions are a manufacturing choice and can be ordered with your selected construction and its applicable product documents. We plan face protection, full-length support, pack dimensions and loading for larger sheets.
Use a representative sample part to compare machining, hardware fit and your chosen edge finish.
Buy full sheets for your workshop or enquire about cut-to-size, CNC routing, drilling and edge treatment. Send part dimensions and quantities, or a drawing if available. We confirm the processing included in your quote so you can plan cutting, hardware fitting and assembly.
Choose a finished exposed plywood edge or ABS, PVC or veneer banding to suit your design. For repeat parts, a machined sample lets you check the edge, holes and hardware fit before production. Our team can help complete the machining details when you start with a cabinet design.
For cut parts, tell us which edges are visible, the band material and colour, finished dimensions and any drilled holes. Explore edge banding for plywood components. Your quote identifies the panels or processed parts we supply for your workshop to assemble.

Keep a physical reference for decor, texture, sheen and grain direction with the order. Compare matched parts and replacement panels against it.
Check the face/back arrangement, finished thickness and conditioned flatness for the selected core and component size.
Compare sawing, CNC work, drilling, hardware and edge finish on the part you intend to make.
Keep the finish and plywood construction with your order reference. Compare a new sample when important material or processing choices change.
Tell us where the cabinet will be installed and how it will be cleaned, including moisture at edges and joints.
Melamine-faced plywood brings a decorative finish to cabinet carcasses, wardrobes, shelves, furniture and retail fixtures. For kitchens and humid interiors, we help select the plywood bond and edge treatment around splashes, cleaning and moisture at joints. Include how the part will be supported and installed.
For boat interiors, structural uses or fire-rated projects, tell us the application and any specified standard. We will discuss the appropriate plywood substrate, decorative faces and product documents with your quote.
For a marine plywood substrate, include sealed cuts, joints and fixings in the specification. Compare marine plywood construction and project requirements; identify the decorative faces and installation conditions separately.
Read the key results below or open the original report. Our factory team helps match your finish, plywood and product documents to the intended interior use.

For melamine face A, SGS reports formaldehyde emission of 0.6 mg/L, internal bonding of 0.45 N/mm², abrasion resistance of 500 revolutions and peeling after immersion of 12 mm. Film face B is listed separately: 1.2 mg/L, 0.59 N/mm², 700 revolutions and 13 mm for the same respective tests. These are results for the tested 18 mm boards under the methods below; impact resistance and bonding quality are also recorded in the PDF.
Test methods: GB 18580:2001 · GB/T 17657-1999 · ISO 7784-2:1997
Other thicknesses, sheet sizes and core options are available. Tell our factory team about your cabinet or furniture order.
Buyer-agreed surface test methods are applied to the exact melamine-faced plywood construction and agreed specimen.
Start with how the cabinet will be used and cleaned. Our team helps select surface tests for the decorative plywood where your project specifies wear, scratch, stain or heat performance.
Bond testing applies to the defined plywood substrate and service requirement; decor is controlled by the selected surface reference.
Tell us whether the panel is for dry or humid interior use. We help select the plywood bond and coordinate sealed-edge details for your parts.
Dimensions and plywood-use classification are matched to the exact construction and destination.
Send finished-sheet or component dimensions. We confirm tolerances for sheet thickness, cut parts, drilled holes and assembly in the quotation.
Finished-panel emission requirement selected for the applicable EU use and legal scope.
Share the destination or required furniture specification. We confirm the applicable finished-panel emission result and method with your order.
Applicable hardwood plywood construction is supplied with the confirmed certification, labelling and recordkeeping option for US orders.
For applicable US orders, our team confirms the certification details, third-party certifier, labels and shipment records for the supplied plywood.
Sourcing claims are supplied when the ordered material and relevant supply-chain links are within valid scope.
Ask for the FSC or PEFC claim your customer needs. We confirm eligible material and the transaction claim on the sales documents.
Species, harvest country, legality due diligence, biosecurity and project requirements are reviewed for the shipment.
For Australian orders, we help prepare species, harvest country, packing and import documents for your importer.
If your project specifies surface performance, share the intended use or required method with us. BSI's EN 14323 method overview covers melamine-faced boards defined by EN 14322. Our team helps select suitable tests for your decorative plywood and confirms any additional project testing in the quotation.
CUZI PLY is your melamine plywood supplier and manufacturer in Linyi, Shandong, China. Our factory operates 10 plywood production lines. We manufacture the agreed panels, check the finish, dimensions and flatness, and prepare protected export packs.
Start with your cabinet or interior component, preferred decor, sheet or part dimensions, thickness, quantity and destination. Our factory team helps complete the plywood, surface and processing specification for your quote. Build your plywood specification.
List panels by thickness and size, and identify which faces will be visible. Choose coordinated faces or a balancing back with the core, shelf support and edge finish. For kitchens, include moisture at joints, splashes and cleaning conditions.
Give the decor code or reference colour, texture and sheen. Mark grain direction and matching across adjacent fronts. Agree the face/back arrangement, conditioned flatness and colour range so later panels and replacements match the cabinet design.
List part dimensions, quantities, holes, hinge or dowel positions, tolerances and visible edges. State ABS, PVC, veneer banding or a finished plywood edge, with the intended adhesive and hardware. Compare a first component for cutting, edge quality and assembly.
For repeat stock orders, list quantities by decor, face arrangement, core, size and thickness, with pack counts and grain-direction labels. For samples, say whether you need to compare the colour and texture, cut edge, banding or drilled part. We confirm sample and courier costs, preparation and dispatch. Your quote states order quantities, production schedule, payment, packing and delivery terms; manufacturing time is separate from shipping transit.
Updated: 2026-08-21. Compare these ranges for the same reference panel, then send your finish, thickness and order quantity for current factory pricing.
Utility white construction with a value-led plywood core, standard calibration and export packing.
Balanced cabinet construction with selected decor, calibrated core, two-face options and machining sample.
Textured precision construction with matched decor, controlled plate texture, tighter calibration and CNC preparation.
Compare the three ranges on the same 1220×2440×18 mm reference. Final pricing follows the decor paper, texture, plywood substrate, side arrangement, calibration, machining, edge system, quantity, packing and delivery terms.
Quotation variables: Decor paper, texture plate, resin option, core, lay-up, bond, calibration, side arrangement, size, thickness, machining, edge system, documents, pack, payload and order volume.
FOB China price USD 310–580/m³
Reference constructionDirect melamine-faced plywood, reference 1220×2440×18 mm
Main price variablesDecor, plywood build, face arrangement, machining and order volume
Updated2026-08-21
For the 1220×2440×18 mm reference, width × length × thickness gives a calculated volume of about 0.05358 m³ per sheet. Convert a quoted USD/m³ price using the actual sheet dimensions. Compare cutting yield, banding, drilling, part labels, surface protection and delivery cost on the same basis. Compare plywood price bases, compare plywood and MDF for cabinet parts or plan your order from our factory.
Melamine plywood buying questions
Melamine plywood combines a decorative paper surface with a plywood substrate. CUZI PLY presses resin-impregnated paper directly onto prepared plywood to produce white, black, solid-colour or woodgrain faces with smooth, matt or wood-pore textures. The plywood core, bond, face/back balance and edge treatment are selected for the finished cabinet or interior component.
Yes, for indoor cabinet carcasses, wardrobes, shelves, furniture and retail fixtures. Choose the core, thickness and edge finish for your component size, support and hardware. Tell us the room conditions and cleaning needs; our factory team helps select the panel. A machined sample can help check doors, cut edges, banding and hardware fit for repeat production.
The decorative finish may look similar, but the substrate is different. Plywood uses cross-banded wood veneers; MDF uses wood fibres; particleboard uses bonded wood particles. Those differences matter for weight, machining, hardware and exposed edges. Compare actual samples at the same thickness for your component and equipment rather than choosing by surface appearance alone.
Direct melamine plywood uses resin-impregnated decorative paper pressed onto prepared plywood. HPL plywood uses a separately manufactured laminate bonded to the plywood. They are different surface constructions, not interchangeable names. Share the required finish, cleaning, wear and fabrication needs; compare representative samples and any specified surface test results before choosing.
Options include white, black, solid colours and woodgrain, with smooth, matt or wood-pore texture. Select single-sided construction with a balancing back or coordinated double-sided faces. Send a decor code or reference sample if you need a matched finish. We confirm paper and texture availability, colour matching, grain direction and the selected face/back arrangement for your order; compare a physical sample rather than relying on a screen colour.
Choose poplar, combi, hardwood, eucalyptus or birch-based plywood for weight, machining and visible edges. White Interior Panels list 9, 12, 15 and 18 mm; Cabinet & Wardrobe Panels add 21 and 25 mm; Textured Joinery Panels offer project constructions from 3–30 mm. The cabinet-grade moisture target is 8–12%. Start with your part size and hardware; we help select thickness, panel balance and flatness requirements.
Regular sheet sizes: 1220×2440, 1250×2500, 1525×3050 mm. Available on request: 1250×3050, 1250×3660, 2100×2800, 1830×3660, 1250×3800 mm. We can quote full sheets or cut-to-size parts. Send the thickness, part dimensions, grain direction and quantity in millimetres or inches. For a 3/4 inch order, we confirm the actual millimetre thickness and tolerance in your quote. Our team also confirms machining and export packing. Custom sheet dimensions can be ordered alongside the selected plywood construction and its applicable product documents.
Yes. Send your intended cabinet or component, preferred decor or reference colour, texture, thickness and delivery country. Include the core and edge finish if you have selected them. We confirm sample availability, any sample and courier costs, and dispatch arrangements. Use the sample to compare the finish and your cutting, drilling, banding or assembly result before agreeing repeat production.
Yes. Enquire about sawing, CNC routing, drilling and ABS, PVC or veneer edge banding, or a finished exposed plywood edge. Send part sizes, hole positions, hardware and visible edges. We confirm the processing supplied in your quotation. For repeat production, a machined component helps check dimensions, edge quality and assembly with your tools and hardware.
We can discuss panels for kitchen carcasses and other humid interiors. Tell us about splashes, cleaning and moisture at cuts and joints so we can select the plywood bond, balancing back and sealed-edge details. For outdoor or permanently wet use, include that application in your enquiry so our team can discuss the appropriate product.
Yes. We can quote a decorative melamine face on the specified marine plywood construction. Share the intended use, finished thickness and required marine standard if known. For boat interiors, include sealed cuts, joints and fixings with the face and back arrangement. Our team helps select the substrate and its applicable documents. For hulls, exposed decking or permanent wetting, tell us the installation requirements so we can discuss the suitable panel and finish.
View and download our SGS report in Product documents above. The tested 18 mm melamine face A records formaldehyde emission of 0.6 mg/L, internal bonding of 0.45 N/mm², abrasion resistance of 500 revolutions and peeling after immersion of 12 mm. Film face B is listed separately: 1.2 mg/L, 0.59 N/mm², 700 revolutions and 13 mm for the same respective tests. The report also covers bonding quality and impact resistance. These results describe the tested boards under the listed methods. We supply other thicknesses, sizes and core options; tell us your interior use and destination so our factory team can help select the panel and project documents.
FOB China prices for 1220×2440×18 mm are USD 310–390/m³ for White Interior Panels, USD 390–480/m³ for Cabinet & Wardrobe Panels and USD 480–580/m³ for Textured Joinery Panels. White panels start at 100–300 sheets per SKU. Cabinet panels use an agreed SKU mix or container programme, and textured joinery uses a project lot. We manufacture to your order with a production lead time of 7–15 days. Send your finish, size, quantity and destination for current pricing and order terms. Shipping transit time is separate from production.
Start with the cabinet or component, preferred finish, thickness, quantity and destination. Add the drawing, edge treatment and target date if available. Our factory team will help complete the panel specification, sample arrangements and quotation.
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