Classification of decorative paper

In the world of decoration, decorative paper adds elegance to our living space with its unique charm and diverse functions. As a practitioner focusing on the sales of decorative paper, today I will discuss the classification of decorative paper with you in depth.

It can be divided into several types according to its quantitative and purpose.

1.According to the quantitative classification of decorative paper:

Thin paper, quantitative 30g – 80g/m², thin paper is light and flexible, and can easily fit various complex shapes of surfaces, providing more possibilities for decoration. For example, in the decoration of some special-shaped furniture or crafts, thin paper can be closely attached to show exquisite patterns and textures.

Thick paper, quantitative 70g – 120g/m², is relatively thicker, and has better strength and durability. In some decorative parts that need to withstand certain pressure or are frequently used, thick paper can play its advantages, keep the shape stable and not easily damaged.

2.According to the purpose:

Poly paper: The gram weight is generally 30g – 45g, which belongs to the category of thin paper. Its low cost makes it popular in large-scale decoration projects or scenarios with strict cost control. It can be used on MDF. In the field of furniture manufacturing, it is often used in furniture panels, coffee tables, dining tables and other parts. After careful coating, Polaroid paper can present a variety of effects, whether it is a bright and shiny modern style or a simple and elegant retro style, it can be easily controlled, adding a unique charm to furniture.

Amino paper: The gram weight is generally 30g – 65g, and it is also thin paper. The paper surface has been printed and coated, which is one of its major features. No post-processing is required, which greatly saves time and labor costs. It can be used on the surface of MDF.  It is often used in places where wear resistance is not required, such as furniture inner panels, furniture side panels, back panels, etc. It can effectively reduce costs while ensuring the decorative effect, and its rich printed patterns can meet different design needs, creating a warm and comfortable atmosphere for the interior space of the furniture.

Pu paper: The gram weight is generally 30g – 80g, which is thin paper. The surface is coated with pu paint, which can protect the printed pattern, making its color more vivid and lasting, and not easy to fade. Combining the advantages of amino paper and melamine paper, it can be pressed at any temperature between 50-100 degrees. This feature makes it more flexible and adaptable during processing. It can be applied to MDF, particleboard, plywood, metal PVC surface, no longer requires paint coating, and has good scratch resistance, dirt resistance, stickiness, water resistance and other advantages. Therefore, Pu paper performs well in decorative applications such as furniture panels, various lines, cabinets, door panels, photo frames, etc., which can not only enhance the beauty of the product, but also significantly enhance its durability, reduce the maintenance cost in daily use, and make the decorative effect last as new.