Chipboard — it is a wood chipboard. It is somewhat inferior in some of its tree properties (lower tensile strength in bending and density, which does not allow the use of this material as a carrier for heavy elements), but differs in a low price. Facing plates with veneer, paper or with plastic film expands the possibilities for designers who design exhibition stands. Laminated chipboard — it is a high-quality chipboard that covered special film. This material, unlike its predecessor, is more resistant to moisture (and as a result, it is not exposed to fungus) and mechanical damage. LSDP does not require additional finish. The coating can mimic the structure of different varieties of wood, introducing classicity and solidity in the design of exhibition stands, as well as have a unique pattern, or almost any plain color. MDF — it is a medium density fiberboard. MDF panels distinguishes water, bio and fire resistance, therefore they are indispensable for the construction of stands, advertising structures, production trade and any other furniture. And if you take into account the fact that MDF is technical surpasses the characteristics of natural wood and cheaper than it, then the choice in favor of these panels predefined. MDF 3 mm — this is the so-called decorated MDF, which can have almost any coloring drawing, coating (smooth, laminated, textured). For the production of complex (curved, bent) parts, formed or bent MDF can be used, flexible MDF. Formed MDF — this is a plate in which are cut at equal distance from each other recesses due which you can bend the stove. In this case, the MDF panel does not break and can be returned to original form. Flexible MDF — it is a one-piece flexible sheet material that can take any shape and return to the initial state after parsing the design. Each type of coating has its own strengths and weaknesses, the choice is yours.   All information on the availability of material, advice on use, you can get from our phone managers 8 (495) 232-02-00