Comments for Modular Kitchen Bangalore http://www.modularkitchensblr.in/ Manufacturers of modular kitchens in Bangalore Mon, 02 Jan 2017 09:18:29 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.1 Comment on Particle Board Vs Plyboard – A comparitive thought by deepakmayasandra@gmail.com http://www.modularkitchensblr.in/particle-board-vs-plyboard-a-comparitive-thought/#comment-53 Wed, 28 Sep 2016 10:59:19 +0000 http://www.modularkitchensblr.in/?p=387#comment-53 In reply to Dinesh Kamath.

Thank you very much for your opinion.

]]> Comment on Particle Board Vs Plyboard – A comparitive thought by Dinesh Kamath http://www.modularkitchensblr.in/particle-board-vs-plyboard-a-comparitive-thought/#comment-52 Fri, 25 Mar 2016 10:47:42 +0000 http://www.modularkitchensblr.in/?p=387#comment-52 100% agreed. There is lots of wrong perception about particle board (sometimes if not always mentioned as engineering wood). Pre-laminated board are cheapest and most economical. Prelam when made in factory with proper edge binding would not get soaked in water and damage so easily. I have furniture/interiors made of different materials at home like plywood, blockboard , prelam etc. Personally i see my mother using pre-laminated wardrobe and doesn’t have any issues from past 8 years.

As in many websites they mention you need to throw off the prelam furniture in 5 years, those are false as plywood interior manufacturer gets more margin and hence try selling them to you more. If color is major criteria and if you are not at all satisfied with the pre-laminated shades. Then go for particle board with laminate on it.

My entire office cubicle bench platforms, drawers etc are all in particle board. They have been used for years and no issues.

Places where prelam are not recommended would be.

1. Sofas (Due to person’s bodyweight impact. Go for plywood or solid wood)
2. Cots (Due to person’s bodyweight impact. Go for plywood or solid wood)
3. Storage which requires lots of weight to handle (I personally don’t think anybody would load iron on loft 😉 )
4. Kitchen as there might be lots of water settlement (Go to marine grade plywood or PVC etc)

For all others like study tables, wardrobe, loft, book shelf, TV unit, Dresser, Side tables, crockery unit, pooja unit, Storage units, Chest of drawers etc etc. We can easily go for prelam board or particle board with addon laminate.

I am not at all an expert in this area. However wrote review based on my personal experience

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