HSPDF
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0.25 - 1 mm
1250mm, Customized
2000 KG.
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PETG Decorative Film
HSQY embossed PETG decorative film is a textured copolyester surface material designed for furniture panels, cabinet doors, wardrobes, interior doors, wall panels and other decorative interior applications requiring both visual depth and tactile surface texture.
Available in thicknesses from 0.25mm to 1mm and widths up to 1250mm with customized widths available, the film can be supplied for furniture manufacturers, MDF laminators, cabinet factories, decorative-panel producers, interior-material distributors and OEM projects.
Embossing adds a physical texture to the PETG surface and can be combined with wood grain, stone grain, marble, solid colors and other decorative designs. The resulting surface provides stronger visual and tactile differentiation than a flat printed film.
Final surface performance depends on the exact PETG grade, embossing pattern, decorative layer, substrate, adhesive and lamination process. Buyers should evaluate physical samples using their actual board and production equipment before mass production.
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Embossed PETG Decorative Film
PETG Film for Furniture Panels
Embossed PETG Furniture Laminate
Embossed PETG film is a glycol-modified polyester decorative film with a physically textured surface. During production, a surface pattern is formed into the film to create visible and tactile texture.
The embossing can be used on its own with solid colors or combined with printed wood, stone, marble and other decorative designs. A carefully selected texture can increase perceived surface depth and make the finished furniture panel feel more realistic.
In furniture production, embossed PETG is normally laminated onto a compatible substrate such as MDF, particle board, plywood or another prepared decorative board. The finished panel combines the structural properties of the board with the decorative appearance and tactile characteristics of the PETG surface.
Emboss depth, pattern scale, gloss level, color and decorative design should be evaluated together because these elements determine the final visual and tactile effect.
The following information summarizes the current HSQY embossed PETG film range. Customized embossing, colors, patterns and functional surface requirements should be confirmed before production.
| Property | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Embossed PETG Decorative Film |
| Model | HSPDF |
| Material | PETG - Glycol-Modified Polyethylene Terephthalate |
| Thickness | 0.25mm–1mm |
| Reference Width | Up to 1250mm; customized widths available |
| Surface | Embossed, smooth, high gloss, matte and other customized finishes according to grade |
| Decorative Designs | Wood grain, stone grain, marble, metal-look, solid colors and customized designs |
| Embossing Options | Texture and embossing pattern subject to available design and custom-development requirements |
| Typical Substrates | Compatible MDF, particle board, plywood, wood panels and selected decorative boards |
| Processing | Flat lamination and other compatible furniture-surface processes; forming suitability should be confirmed for the selected grade |
| Applications | Furniture, cabinets, wardrobes, doors, wall panels and other interior decorative surfaces |
| Surface Performance | Scratch, stain, chemical, UV, abrasion, anti-fingerprint and other requirements should be confirmed for the exact grade |
| Referenced Documentation | SGS and ISO 9001:2008 information referenced in current product documentation; confirm current scope and validity |
| MOQ | 2000kg |
| Payment Terms | T/T, L/C, Western Union, PayPal |
| Delivery Terms | EXW, FOB, CNF, DDU |
| Reference Lead Time | Approximately 7–15 days for standard orders; larger or customized orders subject to confirmation |
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Wood-inspired embossing can reproduce visible and tactile grain patterns for cabinets, wardrobes, doors and furniture panels. Texture depth and scale should be selected together with the printed wood design for a more coordinated appearance.
Embossed stone and marble designs can add tactile variation to mineral-inspired decorative surfaces used for furniture fronts, wall panels and commercial interior applications.
Fine surface textures can create a softer tactile impression while reducing the highly reflective appearance associated with conventional high-gloss films. Exact tactile effect depends on the embossing and surface treatment.
Custom decorative projects can discuss geometric, abstract or project-specific embossing patterns subject to tooling, pattern availability, development requirements and order quantity.
| Selection Factor | Embossed PETG | Smooth PETG |
|---|---|---|
| Surface Feel | Physical texture can be felt by touch. | Flat surface with minimal physical texture. |
| Visual Depth | Texture creates additional light and shadow variation. | Appearance is primarily controlled by color, print and gloss. |
| Wood / Stone Designs | Can provide a more tactile wood or stone effect. | Provides visual design without pronounced texture. |
| Cleaning | Texture depth should be considered when selecting cleaning methods. | Smooth surfaces are generally simpler to wipe. |
| Selection Priority | Choose where tactile design and realistic texture are important. | Choose where a uniform smooth appearance is preferred. |
Embossing allows the finished furniture panel to be experienced visually and by touch. This can help differentiate premium cabinet, wardrobe and wall-panel collections.
Physical texture can complement printed wood or stone designs, creating more surface depth than a completely smooth decorative film.
PETG decorative film allows furniture manufacturers to reproduce selected textures, colors and designs across production batches for coordinated product collections.
PETG forms the exposed decorative layer of the laminated panel. Required scratch, stain, chemical or abrasion resistance should be specified for the exact film grade and tested against the intended use.
Embossed textures can be combined with wood grain, stone grain, marble, solid colors and other decorative designs, allowing furniture manufacturers to build multiple collections around different visual and tactile concepts.
The performance of an embossed PETG laminate depends on the complete panel construction. Substrate flatness, surface preparation, adhesive compatibility and process settings can influence both adhesion and final surface quality.
| Substrate | Typical Application | Processing Consideration |
|---|---|---|
| MDF | Cabinets, wardrobes and furniture fronts | Confirm board preparation, adhesive, pressure and temperature. |
| Particle Board | Furniture and cabinet panels | Surface flatness and adhesive compatibility should be evaluated. |
| Plywood | Furniture and interior panels | Test board surface quality and bonding performance. |
| Wood-Based Panels | Doors, wall panels and decorative components | Confirm primer, coating and adhesive compatibility. |
Flat lamination is suitable for applying embossed PETG onto compatible flat furniture boards. Adhesive coating, line pressure, temperature and speed should be matched to the film and substrate.
PUR hot-melt adhesives are commonly used in furniture panel lamination. Final adhesive selection should be validated by the panel manufacturer and adhesive supplier using the actual PETG grade and substrate.
Where the film must wrap edges or profiles, provide the profile radius, film thickness, heating method and production process so forming suitability can be evaluated.
PETG has useful forming characteristics, but embossing, decorative layers and film thickness can influence texture retention during three-dimensional forming. Mold geometry, draw depth, processing temperature and desired finished texture should be evaluated before selecting a grade.
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Embossed PETG can provide tactile wood, stone, matte or other decorative effects for compatible cabinet doors, drawer fronts and kitchen furniture panels.
Textured PETG surfaces can be used on wardrobe doors, closet panels and drawer fronts where a more tactile decorative finish is required.
Embossed finishes can differentiate desks, storage furniture, entertainment units, office furniture and other compatible panel-based products.
Wood and other embossed decorative patterns can be laminated onto compatible door-panel substrates for coordinated residential, hotel and commercial interiors.
Embossed PETG provides both visual and tactile texture for suitable wall panels used in homes, hotels, offices, shops and reception areas.
Decorative textured PETG can also be considered for shopfitting panels, display furniture, reception counters and other interior components requiring consistent patterned surfaces.
Providing complete decorative and processing information helps identify a more suitable embossed PETG film and allows meaningful samples to be prepared for testing.
| Requirement | Information to Provide |
|---|---|
| Embossing Pattern | Wood texture, stone texture, fine texture, geometric pattern or physical reference sample. |
| Decorative Design | Wood grain, stone grain, marble, solid color, metallic or custom visual design. |
| Gloss Level | Matte, semi-matte, gloss or another required visual effect. |
| Thickness | Required film thickness within the current 0.25–1mm range. |
| Width | 1250mm reference width or required customized width. |
| Substrate | MDF, particle board, plywood, wood panel or another substrate. |
| Processing Method | Flat lamination, post-forming, vacuum forming, profile wrapping or another process. |
| Adhesive | Existing adhesive type and processing parameters where available. |
| Surface Performance | Scratch, stain, chemical, anti-fingerprint, UV, abrasion or other required performance. |
| Order Information | Trial quantity, regular quantity, annual demand, destination and delivery schedule. |
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Embossed PETG film is a decorative copolyester surface film with a physically textured pattern. It can be laminated onto compatible furniture boards to create tactile decorative surfaces.
Embossed PETG has a physical texture that can be seen and felt, while smooth PETG has a flatter surface. Embossing is often selected when greater tactile depth or a more realistic wood or stone effect is required.
Wood-inspired, stone-inspired, fine texture and other decorative embossing patterns can be discussed according to available production designs. Custom development may also be possible depending on project requirements.
The current HSQY range is 0.25mm to 1mm. The correct thickness depends on the substrate, embossing, surface design and lamination or forming process.
The current reference width is up to 1250mm, with customized widths available according to production requirements and order quantity.
Yes, compatible MDF is a common substrate for furniture decorative-film lamination. Board preparation, adhesive, pressure, temperature and line speed should be tested with the actual film grade.
PETG film can be considered for compatible particle board and plywood. Surface quality, flatness, adhesive compatibility and production parameters should be evaluated before commercial use.
Yes. A wood-grain visual design can be combined with a physical texture to create a more tactile furniture surface. Pattern and emboss alignment options depend on the available production specification.
Scratch performance depends on the PETG grade, coating and embossing system. If your application requires a specific scratch-resistance level, provide the required test method or benchmark during sample evaluation.
The PETG surface can tolerate normal contact with moisture, but the moisture resistance of a finished panel also depends on the board, adhesive, edges and joints. The complete panel should be tested for its intended environment.
UV performance varies with formulation, pigment, printed design and surface treatment. If defined resistance to fading or UV exposure is required, specify the applicable test method and conditions.
A flame rating should not be assumed from the PETG material name alone. Projects requiring a particular fire classification should provide the applicable standard and required rating for grade confirmation.
PETG can be suitable for forming applications, but embossing and decorative layers can change how the surface behaves during heating and stretching. Provide the mold geometry, draw depth and process conditions if three-dimensional forming is required.
Adhesive selection depends on the PETG grade, substrate and production process. PUR hot-melt and other industrial adhesive systems may be suitable, but bonding performance should be validated using the actual panel-production conditions.
Custom texture development can be discussed depending on the embossing design, tooling requirements, order volume and technical feasibility. Provide a physical texture sample or detailed reference whenever possible.
Yes. Physical samples are particularly useful for embossed film because texture depth, gloss and tactile feel cannot be fully evaluated from digital images. Samples can also be used for adhesive and lamination trials.
The current product summary lists an MOQ of 2000kg. Custom embossing, colors, widths and specialty surface treatments may require different minimum production quantities.
Provide the required embossing or texture reference, decorative design, gloss level, thickness, width, substrate, processing method, adhesive system if known, performance requirements, quantity, annual demand and destination.
Embossed PETG film is packed to help protect the textured surface and roll edges during storage, handling and international transportation.
| Packing Item | Reference Details |
|---|---|
| Sample Packaging | Protective PP bag or carton according to sample dimensions |
| Roll Packaging | PE film or kraft-paper wrapping according to roll specification |
| Pallet Packing | Approximately 500–2000kg per plywood pallet depending on configuration |
| Container Loading | Approximately 20 tons subject to film specification and legal payload limits |
Embossed PETG Film Export Packing
PETG Film Pallet Packing
HSQY Plastic Group supplies PETG decorative films and other plastic sheet and film products to furniture manufacturers, laminators, panel producers, distributors and professional users in international markets.
Embossed PETG projects can be discussed according to texture, decorative design, thickness, width, substrate, lamination process, surface-performance requirement and production volume.
Buyers requiring quality-system certificates, material declarations, chemical reports or project-specific documentation should identify the required documents and selected film grade before ordering.

HSQY meets furniture manufacturers, panel producers, distributors and international buyers at plastics and interior-material exhibitions to discuss PETG textures, decorative-film samples, processing requirements and sourcing projects.

HSQY International Furniture and Decorative Materials Exhibition
Looking for embossed PETG decorative film for cabinets, wardrobes, doors, furniture fronts or wall panels? Send HSQY your texture reference, decorative design, thickness, width, substrate and lamination process for evaluation.
For custom texture projects, include a physical sample or detailed reference together with your required gloss level, order quantity, annual demand and any scratch, stain, anti-fingerprint, chemical or other surface-performance requirements.
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