Plain HDHMR (High-Density High Moisture Resistance) panels are engineered wood products known for their exceptional moisture resistance and durability. These panels are typically used in applications where moisture exposure is a significant concern.
Plain HDHMR panels are primarily composed of wood fibers, wax, and resins. The manufacturing process involves compressing and bonding these components under high pressure. The addition of wax and specialized resins enhances their moisture resistance and durability.
The sustainability of HDHMR panels depends on the source of the wood fibers and the manufacturing process. Look for products made from responsibly sourced wood and consider environmental certifications if sustainability is a priority.

Prelaminated HDHMR (High-Density High Moisture Resistance) panels are engineered wood products that offer exceptional moisture resistance and durability, while also featuring pre-applied decorative laminates, veneers, or other finishes. These panels combine the benefits of moisture resistance with aesthetically pleasing surfaces.
Prelaminated HDHMR panels are primarily composed of wood fibers, wax, resins, and moisture-resistant additives. These components are compressed and bonded under high pressure. The decorative laminate or veneer is applied to the surface during manufacturing, creating a finished appearance.
These panels come with pre-applied decorative finishes, including laminates, veneers, or other surface treatments. They are available in various designs, colors, textures, and patterns, allowing for a wide range of aesthetic choices.