PVC film for kitchen and furniture fronts
For kitchen and furniture manufacturers — and designers specifying pressed fronts. Choose a GREENWOOD decor, then request a physical sample.
How it looks on fronts
Decor sample next to pressed fronts. Screen colour is not a production approval — request a physical sample.
Selected decors
Starting points from stock-facing articles — not the full catalogue. Open a card for thickness and width as shown on the article page. Add codes to a project, then request samples once.
Around 0.35 mm is commonly used on vacuum presses because thicker film bridges routed grooves; around 0.18 mm when the same decor wraps profiles. Confirm the article and test on your line.
Designing a project — request samples for approval. Running a press line with a code already chosen — check stock and price from Sharjah. Sharjah façade note.
Unexpected result after vacuum pressing — lifting, bonding or surface change? Send production details for review.
Already using PVC film from another supplier? Find an alternative.
Just setting up production and not sure which process fits your part yet? Describe what you are making — we will point you to the right path.
Starting a PVC film programme or trialling a new decor? Sample first, then a small trial from Sharjah stock.
Not sure which decor?
Tell us the part, process and any code or reference you already have.
Supply outside the UAE
Do you supply PVC film to Saudi Arabia, Oman and Bahrain?
Yes. Our stock is held in Sharjah, UAE. We supply manufacturers across MENA. Send your country, decor code if known, required quantity and delivery location — we confirm whether we can fulfil your request.
Is PVC film a drop-in replacement for melamine-faced board or veneer?
No. Film is commonly used on vacuum- or membrane-pressed fronts with routing, curves or wrapping. Melamine-faced board is typically a flat panel. Wood veneer is a natural surface that needs finishing. For how factories compare the three surfaces — part geometry, equipment, and finishing — see PVC film, melamine, or veneer. Compare a physical sample on your own parts before a production order.