A veneer is a thin layer of wood glued on a medium-density fiberboard (MDF) panel. This type of panel is perfect if you love the natural warmth of wood but do not want to pay for the high prices that come with it. This type of panel has the exact cost as the standard MDF panels, but it looks more stylish thanks to its wood veneer!

Many people love solid wood; it is beautiful and warm and has its natural grain and wood smell. There is just one problem: cost. Solid oak is often more than $10 per board foot, while some softwoods can go up to $15 or $20. To put this into perspective, a 1000 feet board of oak would cost $10,000, while the same amount of pine would be about $1600. This amount puts solid wood out of the budget for some DIY projects. If you would like the look and feel of solid wood on a budget, consider using veneer instead. We make it from ultra-thin slices of natural wood glued to a panel of MDF or particleboard for stability.

With the advent of synthetic materials, the bedroom has seen a dramatic change in terms of design patterns. Gone are the days when you kept your closet behind closed doors. Modern décor encourages you to display your clothes in cabinets that are not only functional but also an attractive addition to your home’s interior.

Homeowners today want closets that speak of elegance and style while at the same time being affordable. Fortunately, manufacturers have met this requirement when developing modern wooden garments racks made entirely of plastic components. So, the next time you are shopping for new closets, remember to consider modern alternatives made from synthetic materials such as polystyrene and other petrochemical derivatives.

Fortunately, solid wood is no longer the solution to all your home furnishing needs. Indeed, there are many alternatives to natural solid wood that are not only viable but viable for quite some time. One of these is manufactured wood or plywood with multiple layers bonded together to increase durability and reduce warping. A single layer of plywood would lose its shape after a few years under regular use since it consists of just three sheets of wood glued together. Furniture made of manufactured wood will last you far beyond 20 years.

Few styles can leave as significant an impact as mirrors, and none quite as much as those found in closets. Mirror closets are an excellent solution for anyone looking to create a stylish, spacious, and functional space within a room, particularly those who live in smaller homes or do not have the option of adding a full-sized closet.

Therefore, mirrored closets give you the style and timeless good looks of a mirrored cabinet without actually having to clutter up your bedroom with dozens of items of clothing. This closet finish makes it the choice of many homeowners who have limited space in their bedrooms and want to enjoy the elegant and luxurious look that only a mirrored dressing area can boast.

Laminate finishes are by far the most popular choice for bedroom furniture. They offer a wide variety of colors and textures, and many match the look and feel of natural wood veneer. Laminate is a type of finish that has been going around in the closet industry for a few decades, and it is still going strong to this day.

Laminate closets are also perfect for people with allergies to dust, mold, and mildew. The laminate finish provides an easy to clean, hard-wearing surface that is perfect in humid rooms where fiberglass often gets damaged.