Maple Classic 7x9ft Wood Grain Panel

The panel format is 2070 by 2800 mm, with thicknesses of 12 mm, 18 mm, and 22 mm. Environmental rating is F four star, and moisture resistance is rated P10. The surface is a maple classic wood grain produced by synchronized embossing and printing, with fine grain lines evenly distributed in a classic arrangement. Particleboard substrate uses cross oriented wood particles for screw holding capacity in cabinet carcasses and door cores. MDF substrate uses a uniform fiber structure for surface smoothness and routed profiles. Plywood substrate uses multi layer cross veneer construction for resistance to dimensional change under fluctuating humidity. The decorative surface is a melamine impregnated paper overlay with resistance to surface scratches, common stains, and thermal exposure, available in matte and soft touch finishes.

The panel is used for interior door surfaces, wall cladding, cabinet exteriors, television feature walls, sofa back panels, display cabinet doors, wardrobe door panels, headboard wall cladding, vanity unit surfaces, kitchen cabinet doors, island side panels, and bathroom vanity cabinets and wall panels in dry zones. The fine maple classic grain is also used on feature walls and visible cabinet fronts where the grain structure is intended to be read at close range. It is used in residential and commercial interiors.

What do F four star and P10 mean. F four star is a formaldehyde emission rating indicating low formaldehyde emission limits under the referenced standard. P10 is a moisture resistance grade, and it supports interior use where occasional moisture exposure occurs when cut edges and joints are sealed.

How should I select among the three substrate options. Particleboard is used for standard cabinet bodies and door panels where screw retention and cost balance are the primary considerations. MDF is used for door panels requiring routed detailing, curved profiles, or decorative milling, because its homogeneous surface supports fine machining. Plywood is specified for kitchen and bathroom dry areas where ambient humidity may fluctuate, due to its cross laminated construction.

Should substrate selection differ across rooms within the same project. For living rooms and bedrooms with stable ambient conditions, particleboard or MDF substrates meet performance requirements. For kitchen and bathroom environments, plywood with reinforced edge sealing is recommended to maintain dimensional integrity under cyclic humidity exposure.

How is color consistency maintained across doors, walls, and cabinets. Color difference values are controlled within standard tolerances for panels produced in the same manufacturing batch. To align doors, wall cladding, and cabinet components, all panel orders for a single project should be placed under the same production batch, and the color code reference should be confirmed before manufacturing.

Can the panel be used in wet areas such as shower surrounds. The standard panel configuration is designed for dry and humidity controlled interior spaces. For shower surrounds or areas with direct water exposure, additional waterproofing measures or alternative substrate specifications are required.

How should the panel be cleaned. Use a damp cloth and mild detergent. Abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, and solvents that may affect the surface should be avoided. Dust that settles in the synchronized texture can be removed with a soft brush or vacuum attachment. Standing water should be dried promptly.

Store panels flat on a dry, level surface. Acclimatize panels in the installation room before cutting or fixing. Seal all cut edges, drill holes, and joints with suitable edge banding or sealant. Maintain expansion gaps around panels and fixed objects. Avoid prolonged moisture exposure and standing water. Confirm grain direction and panel sequence before cutting and fixing so the synchronized texture aligns across adjacent panels. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when cutting or machining. Check adhesive and substrate compatibility before installation. Follow local building and interior finishing requirements.

The 2070 by 2800 mm large format reduces the number of seams across door surfaces, wall cladding, and cabinet exteriors, which supports a more continuous grain appearance. Three substrate types, particleboard, MDF, and plywood, allow specification based on load bearing requirements, ambient conditions, and fabrication methods. Thickness options of 12 mm, 18 mm, and 22 mm allow the panel to be matched to different functions, spans, and edge details. The F four star environmental rating meets specified formaldehyde emission limits for interior panel applications. P10 moisture resistance supports interior use where occasional moisture exposure occurs, provided that cut edges and joints are sealed. The fine maple classic grain becomes more visible under low angle light, and the same color and grain code can be applied across doors, wall panels, and cabinet components.