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Type 60 Bamboo and Wood Fibre Moulding, Style A – Decorative Wall Moulding

Specifications Product name: 60 frame profile 2 Dimensions: 6025 mm Standard length: 3000 mm Material High-temperature co-extruded bamboo and wood fibre profiles, featuring European-style three-dimensional carved contours, a hollow reinforced core, and a heat-laminated surface finish, offering a realistic texture and excellent impact resistance and wear resistance. Applications High-temperature co-extruded bamboo and wood fibre profiles, […]

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50×50 Hollow Wood-Plastic Composite Square Tubing; Square Tubing for Grille Ceilings

Specifications Product Name: 50 WPC Square Profile Dimensions: 50 × 50 mm Standard Length: 3,000 mm Material Manufactured by high-temperature extrusion moulding of bamboo and wood fibres with polymer resin; features a single-layer, hollow, square structure with a heat-transfer printed realistic woodgrain finish; lightweight and highly resilient. Applications Interior grid ceilings, corridor partitions, shop front […]

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Type 218 Wood-Plastic Composite Grating: Extra-wide, embossed grating wall panels

Specifications Dimensions: 21,815 mm, effective face width 210 mm Standard length: 3,000 mm Weight per metre: 1,350 g/m Packing specifications: 10 pieces per box Outer packaging dimensions: 301 × 123 × 16 cm Material High-temperature co-extruded composite panels made from bamboo and wood fibres; the wider panels, combined with a hollow rib structure, ensure structural […]

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Type 170 Wood-Plastic Composite Grating: Thick 3D Textured Decorative Wall Panels

Specifications Dimensions: 170 × 22 mm, effective face width 162 mm Standard length: 3,000 mm Weight per metre: 1,110 g/m Packing specifications: 10 pieces per box Outer packaging dimensions: 301 × 20 × 14 cm Material High-temperature co-extruded from bamboo-wood fibre and polymer materials, with a 22 mm thick hollow structure, stable substrate, heat-pressed decorative […]

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