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Introduction To Synwood & Its Formation Process
What is Synwood?
Synwood is the synthetic wood which is made by foaming of PVC by using ultra high end technology into different forms for various applications. It is 100% recyclable.
How is Synwood formed?
Synwood is formed by the process of foam extrusion methods. The introduction of twin screw extrusion is a significant achievement for Synwood productions and others sheet products.
Classification:
Synwood has two types of category:
Interiors
Exteriors
A. Interior Products
Synwood Panels (Wall Panel & Ceiling Panel)
Synwood Foam Sheets ( Hollow & Solid)
Synwood Flooring Tiles
B. Exterior Products
Synwood Cladding
Synwood Decking
Synwood Construction Bars
Characteristics of Synwood
Fire and chemical resistant.
Reduce labor time and work.
Available in solid and hollow sheet.
Available in different color and patterns.
Water proof, insect, termite proof & sound proof.
Low thermal conductivity & high insulation resistant.
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... Easy to fabricate, light weight & height impact strength.
Application Areas
Bed Room
Living Area
Kitchen furniture
System cabinet
Office Furniture
Wardrobe
Door Panel of bathroom
Partition
Office Furniture
Kitchen Stand
Assembly Cabinet
Door panel and bathroom
Building Board
Laboratory Desk
Vehicle-Body lining
Angle bar for structure
Environmental Impact
No restrictions due to existing regulations regarding the use of Synwood Products.
100% recyclable.
* Contribution to “GO GREEN’ initiatives.
Not classified as special waste.
No hazardous substances regulated by the Hazardous Substances Ordinance.
No special requirements for cutting and working the material.
The color pigments and PVC resins used are also environmentally friendly.
Synwood Products contain no harmful halogens, even the low flammability version.
Environmentally safe. No harmful combustion products are produced when burned.
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