16mm 18mm 20mm PVC Celuka Board for Furniture

HSQY 16mm, 18mm and 20mm PVC Celuka board is a rigid, lightweight furniture panel with a smooth dense surface and foamed PVC core for cabinets, wardrobes, shelves, partitions, furniture panels and other fabricated interior components.

These three thicknesses are particularly relevant to furniture and cabinet manufacturing where panel rigidity, machining, screw fixing, hinge installation and finished surface quality must be considered together.

For bulk orders, buyers should specify the required 16mm, 18mm or 20mm thickness, density, sheet size, panel application, CNC requirements, hardware, unsupported span, surface finish and expected load before production.

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PVC Celuka Board Specifications

This page focuses specifically on 16mm, 18mm and 20mm furniture boards. The wider HSQY PVC foam-board family also includes other thicknesses. Final availability, density and surface specification should be confirmed for the exact Celuka grade being purchased.

What Is PVC Celuka Board?

PVC Celuka board is a rigid expanded PVC sheet produced with a dense, smooth outer skin and a lightweight foamed internal structure.

The denser surface is useful for furniture and cabinet fabrication where machining quality, finished appearance, screw fixing, painting or decorative lamination may be important.

The exact density and surface characteristics vary according to the selected production grade. Buyers should specify the required furniture component and processing method before confirming the board specification.

Why Use PVC Celuka Board for Furniture?

Furniture manufacturing requires more than a smooth surface. Panels may also need to be cut, routed, drilled, screwed, laminated, painted or connected with cabinet hardware.

Celuka board is especially relevant to furniture because its dense skin and foamed core provide a combination of rigid panel construction, manageable weight and machinability.

Final performance depends on board thickness, density, panel span, hardware, machining and load. These factors should be reviewed together rather than choosing a furniture board only by nominal thickness.

16mm vs. 18mm vs. 20mm PVC Celuka Board

These are practical selection directions rather than fixed load ratings. The correct thickness should be confirmed according to density, final dimensions, support conditions and hardware design.

18mm PVC Celuka Board for Cabinets

18mm is particularly relevant to cabinet and furniture projects where a substantial panel thickness is required for cabinet bodies, doors, shelves, wardrobes and storage systems.

However, two 18mm boards with different densities can behave differently during machining and hardware installation. For repeat cabinet production, include both thickness and density in the approved purchasing specification.

16mm PVC Celuka Board for Furniture Panels

16mm board can be evaluated where furniture manufacturers need a substantial panel while reducing material volume compared with a comparable 18mm or 20mm sheet.

Typical directions include cabinet carcass components, partitions, wardrobe panels, side panels and other furniture parts where the design supports the selected thickness.

20mm PVC Celuka Board for Thick Furniture Panels

20mm board provides greater overall panel depth and can be evaluated for thicker furniture panels, shelving systems, display furniture and fabricated components where a more substantial section is required.

A thicker board is not automatically suitable for every heavy-load application. Unsupported span, board density, reinforcement, fixing method and expected load still need to be considered.

PVC Celuka Board for Kitchen Cabinets

16mm, 18mm and 20mm Celuka boards can be evaluated for kitchen cabinet bodies, side panels, partitions, doors and shelves depending on the cabinet design.

For kitchen projects, provide hinge locations, drawer-slide positions, shelf spans, expected loads, appliance clearances and edge-finishing requirements so the appropriate thickness and density can be reviewed.

PVC Celuka Board for Bathroom Cabinets

Bathroom and washroom cabinets are listed among the original applications. The current physical-property data lists water absorption at ≤1.5%, making moisture performance an important material-selection factor.

Finished bathroom furniture performance also depends on screws, hinges, drilled holes, joints, adhesives and installation. Standing water around joints and hardware should be avoided.

PVC Celuka Board for Wardrobes and Storage Furniture

Celuka board can be fabricated into wardrobe side panels, partitions, shelves, doors and storage-system components where a rigid PVC panel and smooth finished surface are required.

For tall wardrobe panels and long shelves, specify finished dimensions, support points and expected loading because panel span can be as important as nominal thickness.

Shelf Thickness and Unsupported Span

Shelf performance depends on thickness, density, unsupported span, load and support arrangement. Increasing thickness can improve panel depth and rigidity, but it does not remove the need to evaluate the actual shelf design.

For heavily loaded or long shelves, test the selected 16mm, 18mm or 20mm board with the intended span and support configuration. Additional supports or reinforcement may be required.

Why Density Matters for Furniture Panels

The current product information lists a wide density range of 0.35–1.0g/cm³. Density affects board weight, rigidity, machining behavior and fastening performance.

For production furniture, repeat orders should reference the agreed thickness and density rather than thickness alone.

Screw Holding, Hinges and Furniture Hardware

PVC foam board can be drilled, screwed, nailed and mechanically fastened according to the source product information.

Actual screw and hinge performance depends on board thickness, density, screw geometry, pilot-hole dimensions, insertion depth, edge distance and applied load.

For cabinet doors, hinges, drawer slides and repeatedly loaded hardware, validate the exact board-and-fastener combination before bulk production.

CNC Routing, Cutting and Drilling

PVC Celuka board can be cut, drilled, punched, sanded and mechanically fabricated. The dense outer skin also makes it relevant to CNC-routed furniture components where edge quality and processing stability are important.

For prefabricated furniture parts, provide finished dimensions, routing depth, grooves, drilling positions, hinge holes and tolerances. Machine settings should be matched to the actual thickness and density.

Edge Machining and Finishing

Cutting and routing expose the internal foamed PVC structure at the edge. Visible furniture edges should therefore be planned according to the required final appearance.

Where edge banding, painting or another edge treatment is required, confirm the finishing method and material compatibility using the actual Celuka board before production.

Painting and Decorative Lamination

The smooth Celuka surface can be evaluated for compatible paint systems and decorative films used in furniture and cabinet production.

Surface preparation, adhesive chemistry, processing temperature, pressure and curing conditions should be tested with the selected production grade before large-volume manufacturing.

Glossy and Matte Surface Options

Where surface appearance is important, approve a representative production sample before placing a repeat order.

Standard and Large Sheet Sizes

The current product information lists 1220 × 2440mm, 915 × 1830mm, 1560 × 3050mm and 2050 × 3050mm formats, with customization also listed.

1220 × 2440mm is suitable for common furniture and cabinet production, while larger 1560 × 3050mm and 2050 × 3050mm sheets may reduce joints or improve cutting yield for oversized furniture components.

Before selecting large-format panels, confirm CNC-bed dimensions, handling equipment, storage racks, pallet requirements and finished-part nesting.

Reference Physical Properties

The following values are preserved from the original product information. They should be treated as reference data for the listed product range unless confirmed for the exact 16mm, 18mm or 20mm density and grade being purchased.

Moisture Resistance

The source data lists water absorption at ≤1.5%, making moisture performance relevant to kitchen cabinets, bathroom cabinets and other suitable furniture applications.

The completed furniture system should still be evaluated as a whole because hinges, screws, adhesives, joints and other materials may have different moisture limitations.

Heat Considerations for Furniture and Cabinets

The listed Vicat softening point is 73–76°C. Furniture or cabinet panels installed near ovens, cooktops or other heat-generating equipment should follow the relevant equipment clearance and insulation requirements.

Do not place the board directly against an uninsulated high-temperature surface unless the complete assembly has been validated for that operating condition.

Fire Performance

The original product data lists self-extinguishing behavior in less than five seconds.

If a furniture or interior project requires a specific fire classification, flame-spread value, smoke requirement or regulated standard, request the applicable test documentation for the exact board grade being supplied.

Furniture and Cabinet Applications

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How to Specify PVC Celuka Board for Furniture

PVC Foam Board SGS Data Sheet

The original page provides the following PVC Foam Board SGS data sheet. Confirm that the document applies to the exact 16mm, 18mm or 20mm Celuka grade and density required for the project.

Packing and Delivery

Sample Packaging: The source information lists A4-size boards packed in plastic bags or cartons.

Bulk Packing: Plastic bags, cartons and kraft paper are listed for bulk board packing.

Pallet Packing: The original page lists approximately 500–2000kg per plywood pallet.

Container Loading: The source lists approximately 20 tons per container. Actual loading should be confirmed according to thickness, density, sheet size and pallet configuration.

Delivery Terms: EXW, FOB, CNF and DDU are listed.

Lead Time: The current source lists approximately 15–20 days for 1–20,000kg and negotiable timing for larger orders. Confirm the current production schedule with the quotation.

Frequently Asked Questions About PVC Celuka Furniture Board

About HSQY Plastic Group

HSQY Plastic Group supplies PVC Celuka foam boards and other plastic sheet materials to furniture manufacturers, cabinet factories, distributors, interior fabricators and industrial buyers.

For 16mm, 18mm and 20mm furniture-board projects, provide the required density, sheet dimensions, furniture component, CNC drawings, hardware specification, finishing process, quantity and destination so the appropriate board configuration can be reviewed.

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