GR OU P NO.

WOOD AND
IT'S DERIVATIVE

SUB M ITTE D TO :
AR . N UP UR CH ICH K H E DE
AR . SH IK H A VALE CH A
AR . SUN ITA K OTH AR E
THE TEAM

VARAD GHADGE SAHIL GUNDECHA RACHIT GUPTA ISHIKA HAJARE MANAS DHADAVE

PRAJAKTA BOKADE GUNJAN JAIN DIGANT NAIK SARVESH DABADE SHIVAM DUBEY
INTRODUCTION OF WOOD

• Wood, is the principal strengthening and

nutrient-conducting tissue of trees and other
plants and one of the most abundant and
versatile natural materials.

• Produced by many botanical species, including

both gymnosperms and angiosperms.

• Today, in spite of technological advancement

and competition from metals, plastics, cement,
and other materials, wood maintains a place in
most of its traditional roles, and its serviceability
is expanding through new uses.

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HISTORY OF WOOD
The first wood composites, a form of wet-processed fiberboard, were created near the end of the 1800s,
and the first hardboard product was created in 1924.

Especially in the seventeenth and eighteenth century, an increasing demand for construction, the mining industry, as
firewood in Central Europe as well as an increasing conversion of forest land into farm land led to a dramatic decline in
forested areas.

Hans Carl von Carlowitz (1645–1714) developed the visionary concept of sustainability with the reforestation of cleared
forest sites to ensure production of sufficient quantities of timber for the future.

Before the Industrial Revolution, wood manufacturing was a manual process that required skilled craftsmen to work with
hand tools to create products. This meant that wood manufacturing was slow, inefficient, and expensive. Additionally, the
availability of wood was limited, as it could only be obtained from nearby forests.

However, with the advent of the Industrial Revolution, the wood manufacturing industry was revolutionized.

One of the most significant innovations in wood manufacturing during the Industrial Revolution was the creation of
plywood.
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TYPES OF WOODEN DERIVATIVES
Wood derivatives are prefabricated woods that come from wood sheets, fibers or chips compressed
and glued together.

In this Presentation we are going to do discussion on wooden derivatives.

There are mostly 7 types which used widely, which are given below :

• MDF
• Beading
• Fibre Board
• Block Board
• Veneers
• Plywood
• HDHMR

Let's study these derivatives in detail

DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard) is an engineered wood product used in construction and furniture
manufacturing. It is made by breaking down wood residuals into fibers, combined with wax and a resin
binder under high temperature and pressure. The resulting smooth and uniform board has no grain, knots, or
voids, making it suitable for applications requiring a consistent surface. MDF is known for its stability,
durability, and ability to securely hold screws and fasteners .

• MANUFACTURING PROCESS
• Wood Selection: Choose hardwood or softwood
residuals.
• Wood Preparation: Remove bark and
contaminants.
• Fiber Production: Shred wood into small fibers.
• Drying: Reduce moisture content of fibers.
• Blending Additives: Mix fibers with resin and wax.
• Forming the Mat: Create a uniform mat from the
mixture.
7. H ot P r essing : Su bj ec t th e mat to h igh temperatu re
an d pres s u re to bon d fi bers .
8. Cooling and Tr im m ing : Cool an d trim th e MDF
boards to s i ze.
9. S anding: Option al s tep for a s mooth fin is h .
10. Quality Contr ol: Ch ec k for defects an d en s u re
s tan dards are met.
11. F inishing: Option al proces s es like lamin atin g or
pai n ti n g.
12. S tor age and Distr ibuti on : Package for dis tribu tion
to i n du s tri es .

MDF BOARD
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
• PROPERTIES • USES
• Smooth and uniform surface • Cabinetry and storage units
• Dimensional stability • Furniture construction
• Easy machinability • Doors and door frames
• Good screw and fastener holding • Molding and trim
• Easily painted and finished • Wall coverings and decorative panels
• Suitable for edge detailing • Shelving
• Moderately strong and durable • Partitions and room dividers
• Cost-effective • False ceilings (in commercial settings)
• Environmentally friendly (recycled materials) • Audio speaker cabinets
• Versatile for various indoor applications. • Drawer fronts in furniture design.
• NOTE :
It's important to note that MDF is primarily designed for indoor applications and should not
be used in areas exposed to moisture or high humidity. Additionally, proper ventilation is
essential, especially when using MDF products with formaldehyde-based resins, to ensure
good indoor air quality.

MDF BOARD
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
• ADVANTAGES
• Affordability: MDF is notably cost-effective, making it a
budget-friendly option for various projects, such as cabinetry
and shelving, allowing savings without compromising quality.
• Smooth Surface : With its consistently smooth and flawless
surface, MDF serves as an ideal canvas for various finishes
like painting or veneering, providing a refined appearance to
furniture and interior elements.
• Versatility : MDF's easy workability with standard
woodworking tools allows craftsmen to create intricate
designs, custom shapes, and decorative details, enhancing
its versatility in furniture and interior applications.
• Stability : Unlike natural wood, MDF's exceptional
dimensional stability prevents warping and shrinking,
ensuring long-lasting reliability for furniture and interior
components.
• Sustainability : MDF's eco-friendliness stems from its use of
recycled wood fibers and waste materials, reducing the
demand for virgin wood and supporting environmentally
conscious practices
MDF BOARD
• DISADVANTAGES
• Susceptible to moisture : MDF is highly sensitive to moisture
and can swell or lose integrity when exposed to high humidity
or water. It is not recommended for areas like bathrooms or
kitchens without proper sealing.
• Lack of strength : MDF has lower strength compared to solid
wood or plywood, making it less sturdy and more susceptible
to breaking or denting under heavy loads or impacts.
• Formaldehyde emissions : Some MDF products may contain
formaldehyde, a volatile organic compound (VOC) that can be
released into the air, potentially contributing to indoor air
pollution and health concerns for sensitive individuals.
• Limited screw holding capacity : MDF has a reduced screw
holding capacity compared to solid wood or plywood, which
can result in weaker joints or connections.
• Weight : MDF is denser and heavier than natural wood,
making it more challenging to handle and transport,
especially for larger projects. This additional weight may
require more effort during installation and handling.
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS

MDF BOARD
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
Beading in wooden derivatives refers to the process of attaching decorative strips of wood, known as beads,
to the surface or edges of furniture, cabinets, and other wooden items . It enhances the appearance,
provides edge protection, hides joints, and allows for customization in woodworking projects . Beading is
commonly used in cabinetry, furniture making, and interior decor to add both aesthetic and functional
elements to wooden products.

• MANUFACTURING PROCESS

The manufacturing process of beading in wooden derivatives involves cutting wood strips, shaping them
with decorative profiles, attaching them to the wooden product with adhesive and/or fasteners , and
applying finishes if needed. Quality control ensures a professional appearance and adherence to standards .

• LINK

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oq-jxK7wA5s

BEADING
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
• PROPERTIES
Beading wooden strips are made
from different types of wood,
providing strength, flexibility,
and easy workability. They come
in various sizes and shapes, used
for decorative and functional
purposes in woodworking
projects like framing, trims, and
accents. Some types of wood are
weather-resistant and eco-
friendly. Overall, beading wooden
strips are a versatile and
affordable choice for enhancing
various interior and exterior
designs.
BEADING
• USES
Timber beading is a
popular choice for
window frames due to
its strength and
versatility. It can also be
used to create
decorative mouldings
for door frames, as it is
easily cut and shaped to
the desired size. Used in
glazing of wooden
windows to hold the
glass against the frames
or rebates of the window
structure
• ADVANTAGES
The advantages of
wooden beading are its
natural aesthetics,
versatility, ease of
workability, durability,
affordability, and eco-
friendliness. It is
weather-resistant, easy
to finish, lightweight,
and adds value to
projects. Additionally, it
is widely available and
repairable when needed.
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
Fibreboard, also spelled "fibreboard," is a type of engineered wood product made from wood fibers, wax, and
resin binders that are compressed and formed into panels. It is commonly used in construction, furniture
manufacturing, and various other applications due to its versatility, affordability, and eco -friendliness.

• MANUFACTURING PROCESS

• Wood preparation: Wood is debarked and chipped into small pieces.

• Wood fiber treatment: The fibers are softened and refined using steam and heat.
• Resin application: Synthetic resin binder is applied to the fibers.
• Forming the mat: The treated fibers are formed into a mat-like structure.
• Pressing: The mat is pressed under high temperature and pressure to bond the fibers together.
• Cooling and trimming: The fiberboard is cooled and excess edges are trimmed.
• Finishing: Additional processes may be done for specific types of fiberboard.
• Quality control: The finished fiberboard is checked for quality and properties.
• Grading and packaging: The fiberboard is graded, cut, and prepared for distribution.

FIBRE BOARD
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
• PROPERTIES
• Affordable
• Uniform and consistent
• Smooth surface
• Versatile and easy to
work with
• Lightweight
• Dimensionally stable
• Reasonably strong
• Less resistant to
moisture
• Limited load-bearing
capacity
• Environmental impact
varies (some can be eco-
friendly, while others may
release formaldehyde).
FIBRE BOARD
• USES
• Furniture manufacturing
(bookshelves, cabinets,
tables, etc.)
• Interior decor and paneling
• Cabinetry (kitchen
cabinets, bathroom
vanities)
• Flooring underlayment
• Interior doors
• Packaging (crates, pallets)
• Substrates for laminates
and veneers
• Acoustic panels
(soundproofing)
• Backing for furniture
upholstery
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
• ADVANTAGES
• Cost-Effectiveness: More affordable than solid
wood or other engineered wood products.
• Smooth Surface: Allows for easy finishing with
veneers, laminates, or paint.
• Versatility: Easily cut, drilled, and shaped,
suitable for a wide range of applications.
• Dimensional Stability: Offers better stability
compared to natural wood when sealed or
finished.
• Eco-Friendly Options: Some products made from
recycled wood, contributing to sustainability.
FIBRE BOARD
• DISADVANTAGES
• Moisture Sensitivity: More susceptible to
moisture damage, leading to swelling and
warping.
• Lower Strength: Not as sturdy as plywood or
solid wood, limited for heavy load-bearing.
• Limited Durability: May not withstand heavy
impact or wear as well as solid wood.
• Formaldehyde Emission: Some products may
emit formaldehyde, impacting indoor air quality.
• Reduced Screw Holding Capacity: Lower screw
holding capacity compared to other materials.
• Non-Natural Appearance: Lacks natural wood
grain appearance, may be less authentic-looking.
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
Blockboard is one type of engineered compound plywood board where softwood strips are joined edge to edge
and bonded together machining often a sandwich structure placing hardwood between them

• MANUFACTURING PROCESS
SLICING
CUTTING
ATTACHING & GLUING
DRYING
ATTACHED
FINSHING

BLOCK BOARD
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
• TYPES

1.Depending on quaity and use:

1.Interior Grade Blockboard - These grades are made for indoor uses which are resistant to moisture and called
MR (Moisture Resistant) eg. Furniture, door, window shutter.
2.Exterior Grade Blockboard - This variety of blockboard is manufactured for outdoor uses. These are called
BWP (Boiling Water Proof) or as BWR (Boiling Water Resistant). This high quality of resistance is because of the
adhesives used here are also good in quality.

2.Depending on the raw wood used in the core:

1.Softwood Blockboard - Solid blocks of wood are used to make each blockboard sheet those are
attached together using glue. The sheets are called strips or battens. The surface is covered with
hardwood veneers.
2.Hardwood Blockboard - Hardwood is dense, heavy, costly, strong as the core is made from hard sheets.
The coating is also by hardwood.

BLOCK BOARD
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
• ADVANTAGES
• Well enough stability. Shows stability in humid
environment those have moisture resistance.
• Inexpensive.
• It can take varnish, paint, and laminate coat on
the surface by using glue.
• Good for screwing and nailing.
• Good choice for warping or twisting because of
its resistance quality.
• They can hold screw, nail and laminating.
• Carpenters can easily use their wood processing
tools.
• The lightweight of blockboard made it
convenient to use.
• BWP, one variety of blockboard are stronger
enough and resistant to both water and
humidity.
BLOCK BOARD
• DISADVANTAGES
• Lighter in weight so not much dependable hard
material.
• Weaker, don’t have long durability.
• Unwanted gap between softwood strips make
them difficult to work for carpenters
• Screwing and nailing must be done carefully
otherwise it may crack.
• Shrinkage and swelling of the board may occur.
• Deterioration of block board is not guaranteed.
• If the strips inside are from cheap, low quality
wood, may be attacked by insects.
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
PRODUCT BRAND DIMENSION THICKNESS PRICES
GREEN BLOCK BOARD BALAJI TIMBER & PLYWOOD PVT.LMT 8FT*4FT 19MM 33 INR/SQ.FT

M.R BALAJI TIMBER & PLYWOOD PVT.LMT 8FT*4FT 12-50MM 34 INR/SQ.FT

BTP ANCHOR GURJAN BALAJI TIMBER & PLYWOOD PVT.LMT 8FT*4FT 19MM 34 INR/SQ.FT

PINE WOOD KALINGA 8FT*4FT 19-30MM 54 INR/SQ.FT

M.R KALINGA 8FT*4FT 19-30MM 48 INR/SQ.FT

BWR KALINGA 8FT*4FT 19-30MM 58 INR/SQ.FT

HARDWOOD KALINGA 8FT*4FT, 7FT*4FT 19-30MM 48 INR/SQ.FT

COMMERCIAL DURO 8FT*4FT 19MM 99.2 INR/SQ.FT

BWP DURO 8FT*4FT 19MM 110.11 INR/SQ.FT

TITANIUM DURO 8FT*4FT 19MM 128.31 INR/SQ.FT
COMMERCIAL GREENPLY BLOCK BOARD 8FT*4FT 19MM 101.57 INR/SQ.FT

BWP GREENPLY BLOCK BOARD 8FT*4FT 19MM 118.15 INR/SQ.FT

ECOTEC COMMERCIAL GREENPLY BLOCK BOARD 8FT*4FT 19MM 74.82 INR/SQ.FT

ECOTEC BWR GREENPLY BLOCK BOARD 8FT*4FT 19MM 87.10 INR/SQ.FT

BLOCK BOARD
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
PRODUCT BRAND DIMENSION THICKNESS PRICES

WIN M.R CENTURYPLY 8FT*4FT 19MM 96 INR/SQ.FT

BOND 710 - WATERPROOF CENTURYPLY 8FT*4FT 19MM 116 INR/SQ.FT

SAINIK- COMMERCIAL CENTURYPLY 8FT*4FT 19MM 78.50 INR/SQ.FT

SAINIK 710 - WATERPROOF CENTURYPLY 8FT*4FT 19MM 93.50 INR/SQ.FT

COMMERCIAL SONEAR 8FT*4FT 19MM 82.55 INR/SQ.FT

BWP SONEAR 8FT*4FT 19MM 96.32 INR/SQ.FT

COMMERCIAL ARCHIDPLY 8FT*4FT 19MM 77.12 INR/SQ.FT

BWR ARCHIDPLY 8FT*4FT 19MM 87.76 INR/SQ.FT

SILVI COMMERCIAL ARCHIDPLY 8FT*4FT 19MM 75.78 INR/SQ.FT

SILVI BWR ARCHIDPLY 8FT*4FT 19MM 85.63 INR/SQ.FT

COMMERCIAL- POPLAR MARINO 8FT*4FT 19MM 69.16 INR/SQ.FT

COMMERCIAL- PINE MARINO 8FT*4FT 19MM 77.82 INR/SQ.FT

BWP- POPLAR MARINO 8FT*4FT 19MM 81.84 INR/SQ.FT

BWP- PINE MARINO 8FT*4FT 19MM 90.37 INR/SQ.FT

BLOCK BOARD
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
Veneers are thin slices of wood or other materials used to cover the surface of furniture and other wooden
structures. They provide a cost-effective way to achieve the appearance of expensive hardwoods without using
solid wood throughout. Veneers come in various colors and textures, offering versatility in design. They are
commonly used in furniture, cabinetry, and interior decor, providing a beautiful and durable finish.

• MANUFACTURING PROCESS

LOG YARD: Logs are either sprayed with water or by soaking in water ponds.
DEBARKING: the bark is peeled off with evenness.
SOAKING OF LOG: The next step involves soaking the log to soften the fiber. It is necessary for uniform slicing.
CUTTING THE LOGS: For peeling, the tree log will be cut in half or quarters part. These logs are called peeler blocks or peeler billets.
PEELING:There are distinct methods to slice a veneer from hardwood logs.
Methods:
a) Flat Slicing
b) Rotary Cut
c) Quarter Slicing
d) Rift Slicing
e) Half Round Slicing
DRYING :One by one the slices of veneer carefully enter the dryer, where they are dried evenly within a few minutes.
CLIPPING: They are cut with clipper to obtain sheets that are even in length. A similar clipping or cutting process is performed to a cquire sheets of a proper width.

VENEERS
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
• ADVANTAGES • DISADVANTAGES

• If wood veneers are not treated with a surface

• It has better sound insulation.
polish, liquids can readily pass through the
• It has better color permanence.
wood. Wood veneers are attached to fiberboard,
• It increases strength of wood products and
which is lighter than natural wood boards.
make it more durable
• Wood veneers can also be more expensive or
• It can not resist water because it may damage
difficult to restore than solid wood if they are
polish and wood surface
damaged.
• It is resistant to clipping, fragmentation and
• Each tree has a unique appearance and feel.
wrapping
Because of this, every wood veneer has a
• Wood veneer surface can be customized by
distinct and individual appearance
painting and polishing
• It can be recycled as it is a natural material
• Special care has to take while cleaning the
surface to prevent damage

VENEERS
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS

VENEERS
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS

VENEERS
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
A WOOD PANEL GLUED UNDER PRESSURE FROM AN ODD NUMBER (USUALLY 3 TO 13) OF LAYERS/PILES OF
VENEERS IS KNOWN AS PLYWOOD. THE OUTER MOST VENEER SHEETS IN A PLYWOOD PANEL ARE CALLED
FACES. THE INTERIOR PLY WHICH HAVE THEIR GRAIN DIRECTIONS PARALLEL TO THAT OF THE FACES ARE
TERMED AS CORE OR CENTRE. OTHER PILES WHICH HAVE GRAIN DIRECTIONS PERPENDICULAR TO THAT IN
THE FACE ARE TERMED AS CROSS BANDS.

• MANUFACTURING PROCESS
• Log selection and debarking
• Peeling the logs into thin veneer sheets
• Drying the veneer sheets
• Sorting and grading the veneer sheets
• Applying adhesive to the veneer sheets
• Stacking and pressing the veneer sheets under heat and pressure
• Cooling and trimming the pressed plywood panels
• Finishing the surfaces if necessary
• Grading and quality control
• Packaging and distribution.

PLYWOOD
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
• ADVANTAGES
1.It has better sound insulation.
2.It has better color permanence.
3.It increases strength of wood products
and make it more durable
4.It can not resist water because it may
damage polish and wood surface
5.It is resistant to clipping, fragmentation
and wrapping
6.Wood veneer surface can be customized
by painting and polishing
7.It can be recycled as it is a natural
material
8.Special care has to take while cleaning the
surface to prevent damage
PLYWOOD
• DISADVANTAGES
• If wood veneers are not treated with a
surface polish, liquids can readily pass
through the wood. Wood veneers are
attached to fiberboard, which is lighter
than natural wood boards.
• Wood veneers can also be more
expensive or difficult to restore than
solid wood if they are damaged.
• Each tree has a unique appearance and
feel. Because of this, every wood veneer
has a distinct and individual
appearance.
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS

TYPES OF PLYWOOD THICKNESS SIZES PRICING COMPNIES

(PER SQ FT)
SOUTH HARDWOOD 6mm-25mm 8ft x 4ft 40-48 rs GREEN PLY

MR PLY WOOD 3mm-18mm 8ft x 4ft 52 rs GREEN PLY

ALTERNATIVE PLYWOOD 6mm-25mm 8ft x 4ft 65 rs GREEN PLY, GATTANI

RED CORE PLYWOOD 6mm-18mm 8ft x 4ft 75 rs CENTURYPLY, GATTANI

GURJAN PLYWOOD 3mm-25mm 8ft x 4ft 80 rs CENTURYPLY, GATTANI

BIRCH PLYWOOD 3mm-18mm 8ft x 4ft 125 rs CENTURYPLY, GREEN PLY

MARINE PLYWOOD 6mm-18mm 8ft x 4ft 41-91 rs CENTURYPLY, AUSTIN

PLYWOOD
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
HDHMR boards, also known as High-Density High Moisture Resistant boards, are engineered wood panels that
offer a durable and versatile alternative to traditional plywood. These boards are specifically designed to
withstand high moisture levels and provide enhanced strength and stability.

• MANUFACTURING PROCESS
• Raw Material Selection: Quality wood fibres or particles are
chosen from sustainable sources.
• Mixing: Wood fibres are blended with resin binders, additives, and
wax for water resistance and strength.
• Formation: The mixture is evenly spread and compressed under
high pressure to create a dense panel.
• Hot Pressing: The panel is subjected to high temperatures and
pressure to activate the resin binders and cure the board.
• Finishing: After pressing, the boards are trimmed, sanded, and
optionally coated or laminated for a smooth and attractive finish.

HDHMR
DERIVATIVES IN DETAILS
• ADVANTAGES
• Excellent moisture resistance
• High durability and strength
• Smooth surface for easy finishing
• Consistent density and thickness
• Eco-friendly and sourced from
sustainable forests
• Easy to work with using standard
woodworking tools
• Versatile applications in various
industries
• Potential cost savings over time
• Low formaldehyde emission for better
indoor air quality.
HDHMR
• DISADVANTAGES
• Higher cost compared to standard MDF
or particle board.
• Heavier weight than some other
engineered wood products.
• Limited thickness options available.
• Limited natural wood grain appearance.
• Not as suitable for continuous high
moisture exposure.
• Potential formaldehyde emission.
• Susceptible edges and challenging
veneering.
• Limited fire resistance.
• Environmental impact due to adhesives
and chemicals used in the
manufacturing process.
 PRICING IN DETAILS
Market Pricing •Action tesa 8x5 ft 03mm Rs. 18.75/sqft

•Greenpanal 8x4 ft 16mm Rs. 78/sqft

•Greenpanal 8x4 ft 12mm Rs. 56/sqft

•Adlerwud 8x4 ft 17mm Rs 62/sqft plain

Acrion tesa

•Adlerwud 8x4 ft 17mm Rs 79/sqft pre

laminated
•Adlerwud 8x4 ft 10mm Rs 81/sqft Pre
laminated
•Adlerwud 8x4 ft 7.5 mm Rs 51/sqft
•Adlerwud 8x4 ft 17mm 93/sqft pre
laminated

•Century (Brand name) 8x4 ft 16mm 75 /sqft

HDHMR
HDHMR DOOR IN DETAILS
• ADVANTAGES

Newly Action Tesa has launched 32 mm HDHMR

Doors
➢It can be used for both commercial and
residential segments
➢It has desirable properties vis strength, durability
ans ensure safety

AVAILABLE IN :

•Length (inch) - 78, 81, 84 & 96

•Width (inch) - 27, 30, 33, 36, 39, 42, 45 & 48
•Thickness : 25mm, 30mm & 32mm

Action tesa Prelaminated HDHMR Door

1140 x 2440 mm 32 mm Thiickness

HDHMR
HDHMR DOOR
• PRELAM DOOR ADVANTAGES • PRELAM DOOR DISADVANTAGES
❖Ready To Use Doors
❖Heavy in weight
❖Solid Structure - No Core Gap
❖ Limited design options – HDHMR boards are
typically available in limited colors and
❖Best Finishing, Unique And Rich Look
finishes, which can limit design options for
certain projects.
❖Calibrated Panel With No Thickness
Variation
❖ Limited colors are available
❖No Warping Problem
❖ It is difficult in cutting and carving as it is
made of high density material
❖All Season Product & Dimensionally Stable
❖ Increases transportation cost
❖Cost Effective

HDHMR
HDHMR DOOR
• PRELAM DOOR ADVANTAGES • PRELAM DOOR DISADVANTAGES
❖Ready To Use Doors
❖Heavy in weight
❖Solid Structure - No Core Gap
❖ Limited design options – HDHMR boards are
typically available in limited colors and
❖Best Finishing, Unique And Rich Look
finishes, which can limit design options for
certain projects.
❖Calibrated Panel With No Thickness
Variation
❖ Limited colors are available
❖No Warping Problem
❖ It is difficult in cutting and carving as it is
made of high density material
❖All Season Product & Dimensionally Stable
❖ Increases transportation cost
❖Cost Effective

HDHMR