How to change color decorative film wood grain film in primary school

How to put the color-changing decorative film wood grain melamine paper in the primary school

2021-12-24 / Source: Modern Wood Grain Melamine Paper / 211

In children's places, the requirements for all aspects of decoration will be relatively high, but wood grain melamine paper can well meet the school's needs for children's health, color aesthetics, dirt resistance and easy cleaning. 1. When making different shapes, you need to pay attention to the flatness of the base, especially for curved doors or round shapes. You need to polish the base to ensure the smoothness of the base. It will be smoother when applying the film, and the final effect will be more complete. .
2. Special attention should be paid to the harm of formaldehyde to children in school decoration. Wood grain melamine paper is an environmentally friendly material and will not produce formaldehyde or heavy metals to affect children's health. And the construction is fast, which will not delay the students' class time, and they can enter after they are posted.

3. The selection of materials should be limited to those that are waterproof, flame-retardant, antibacterial and mildew-proof. Modern wood grain melamine paper has nationally certified Class A and Class B flame retardant certificates, which can reduce the safety hazards to children in the event of an accidental fire. Moreover, where there are many children, it is easy to cause water stains, collisions or stains on the wall. The surface material of wood grain melamine paper has high density and is not easy to seep water. Apply primer before filming, and the adhesiveness is large after the reaction with the back glue. , there will be no bulging in the later stage, so it will be easier to clean up.
4. For color selection, wood grain melamine paper can meet different decoration styles. Like the combination of pink and blue in this school, it will have a more lovely feeling. With the lighting effect on the ceiling, the pink will be brighter. Buildings close to the ground use dark blue, which is more resistant to dirt and conforms to the aesthetics of color matching.