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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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60 Skirting Board With LED Light

Product Brief 60 skirting board with built‑in LED light slot combines wall‑bottom trimming protection and ambient lighting, integrates decoration and lighting to enhance space atmosphere.

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60 Skirting Board Without LED Light

Product Brief This 60 skirting board without LED light is used for bottom wall finishing, covering gaps between floor and wall, protecting wall bottom from collision, simple and elegant appearance fits multiple decoration styles.

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25 Outer Corner Molding

Product Brief 25 outer corner molding is applied for exterior wall corners, protecting wall panel edges while finishing trimming, right‑angle structure fits outer‑corner installation.

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60 Frame Molding

Product Brief 60 frame molding is used for wall panel border decoration to create simple frame effect and enrich wall layering, compatible with multiple wall panels.

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