In door manufacturing, PVC films and decorative membranes are applied to substrates—such as MDF, HDF, or PVC foam cores—to create a robust, moisture-resistant surface that elevates both durability and design.  These films offer scratch and abrasion protection, guard against warping and mold in humid conditions, and reproduce highly authentic wood, stone, or metallic finishes.  

In furniture manufacturing, PVC films and decorative films are used to cover table tops, cabinet doors, etc., providing a protective layer that is abrasion- and scratch-resistant while enhancing the visual appeal of the furniture. These films can also simulate the natural texture of wood, stone, etc., providing more creative space for furniture design and meeting the aesthetic needs of different consumers.

In wall panel production, PVC decorative films are laminated onto HDF, PVC foam, or other composite boards to form water-proof, impact-resistant walls that combine functionality with style.   These membranes simplify cleaning, resist stains and abrasion in high-traffic areas, and offer endless textural and color options—from matte solids to stone and wood simulations—while meeting stringent environmental standards.

In the medical field, PVC films and decorative films are used to cover hospital walls and medical equipment due to their easy-to-clean and sterilize properties. These materials help reduce the spread of bacteria and viruses, providing a more hygienic medical environment.