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Platinum Melamine HMR (High Moisture Resistance) Boards are produced by thermally fusing a tough, low-pressure melamine surface to wood-based substrates.
The result is a stable, durable panel designed for use in interior joinery, cabinetry, and wall lining applications.
Each panel is double-sided and available in a range of substrate thicknesses and surface texture finishes. Options include solid colours, realistic woodgrains, and decorative patterns, offering flexibility for both residential and commercial projects.
Sheet sizes:
The melamine base paper weight is between 80g/m² and 120g/m².
Platinum Melamine HMR Boards are suitable for use in doors, drawer fronts, and panels for kitchens, wardrobes, bathroom vanities, and laundries. It is also widely used in commercial furniture, shopfittings, shelving, and decorative wall paneling.
Platinum Melamine HMR Boards are not suitable for exterior applications or for interior environments with persistently high moisture levels, such as swimming pools, saunas, or industrial wet areas.
Although Platinum Melamine HMR Boards offers good water and vapour resistance, unsealed edges and edging should not be exposed to prolonged moisture.
Where Platinum Melamine HMR Boards are intended to contribute to compliance with the New Zealand Building Code, or is incorporated into a building system, the design and detailing must be undertaken by suitably qualified design professionals.
Contribution to Building Work Code Obligations:
Mulford New Zealand relies on the manufacturer’s claims and, where applicable, supporting test results to substantiate these claims:
Platinum Melamine HMR Boards are produced by thermally fusing a tough, low-pressure melamine surface to wood-based substrates. The result is a stable, durable panel designed for use in interior joinery, cabinetry, and wall lining applications.
Mulford has been a trusted supply partner across multiple industries, delivering innovative solutions in signage, residential & commercial cladding, roofing & joinery since 1946.
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