When choosing the material for kitchen cabinets, in areas with the possibility of moisture such as the sink, especially in areas, it is important to choose a material that is waterproof, termites, durable and provides a good finish. Let’s find out three generally used materials – PVC foam plates, WPC and plywood and resistance to help determine the best option for your kitchen.
🔹 1. PVC FOAM BOARD
Overview:
PVC (polyvinyl chloride) foam plate is a relatively new material in the kitchen industry. It is a plastic -based product that is lightweight, moist resistant and accessible in different colors.
Professionals:
100% waterproof
Terminally proof
Very easy
Available in attractive colors
Smooth surface with excellent finishing
Cost effective and easily accessible in local markets
Lack:
Capacity with low screw stitch can loosen over time
Weak joints, especially for large or heavy used cabinets
Syncs or most suitable for low load areas
2- PLYWOOD
It is very strong material but if you make kitchen in plywood then you will have to compromise on finishing also you will have to press formica or lamination on plywood because it has ruff finish available in market but be care full while purchasing of plywood that there should not be termite or other germs in plywood because wood insects can be eat it very easily.
Recommendation:
Ideal for use in limited parts of the sink or kitchen where the risk of water is high, but the load is low.
3. W.P.C (WOOD PLASTIC COMPOSITION)
Overview:
W.P.C is a hybrid material made of wood fiber and plastic. It combines wooden strength with durability of plastic and waterproofing properties.
Professionals:
100% waterproof
Terminal and pest resistant
Strong screwpiece power
Durable and stable over time
Available in laminated finish and different colors
Good for both dead body and shutter construction
Lack:
Slightly heavier than PVC
Cost is moderate but value for money due to strength and finish
Recommendation:
Excellent for the entire kitchen structure – both carcasses and doors. Beauty combines durability with appeal. ONE