Plain bagasse-based panels are construction and furniture materials made from bagasse, the fibrous residue left over from sugarcane processing. These panels are typically produced without additional decorative or protective finishes, making them a versatile option for a range of applications.
Like other bagasse-based products, plain bagasse panels are eco-friendly and sustainable. They help reduce the environmental impact of sugarcane processing by utilizing a waste product.
These panels have a natural, light brown or beige color. They are plain and do not come with decorative veneers, laminates, or surface coatings. Their surface texture is often textured due to the natural fibers.

Prelaminated bagasse-based panels are construction and furniture materials made from bagasse, which is the fibrous residue left over from sugarcane processing. These panels come pre-covered with decorative laminates or veneers, enhancing their appearance and durability.
Prelaminated bagasse-based panels are made by combining bagasse fibers with a binding agent, such as adhesive resins, and then covering the surface with decorative laminates or veneers. The laminates or veneers are bonded to the panel's surface during the manufacturing process.
These panels have a visually appealing and finished appearance due to the decorative laminates or veneers. They are available in various designs, colors, and textures, providing a wide range of aesthetic options.