The plywood's melamine coat is made with a combination of melamine and formaldehyde. These two elements are pressed together in polymerization to form this hard sheet of melamine boards.

The sheets are then glued with the core using heat and pressure, which results in melamine plywood. Although there are many varieties of melamine plywood, the initial making process remains the same.

The plywood core is made by gluing multiple wood slices together using high pressure and heat. The slices are placed on top of each other in an alternative manner to increase the strength and stability of the plywood. This is the most versatile, easy to work with, and water-resistant core.

Apart from the colorful options, you can get melamine plywood in wooden colors as well. If you like classic wood furnishing, these wooden color melamine plywood can be a great option for you at a reasonable price. They mimic natural wood, and they are easy to maintain.