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Zhejiang Mingli New Materials Co., Ltd. is an enterprise integrating industry and trade, specializing in the production of decorative materials. The company is located in Weiye Road, Shuangfeng Village, Yuan Hua Town, Haining City, Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province. The internal environment of the factory is clean and environmentally friendly, and the environment in the factory is beautiful. The company was founded in 2005 and has been well received by new and old customers. The company introduced production technology, the use of gravure printing and chemical raw materials pet as the principle, the production of heat transfer film, UV marble film, PVC wall panel film and floor film. And with many companies to establish cooperative trade relations, specializing in the production of wall panel ceiling, new decorative materials, the main export to Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Europe many countries. Zhejiang Mingli New Materials Co., Ltd. to "hard work and strive for success" as the spirit of enterprise, "customer-centric, relying on high-tech innovation, environmental quality dedication to society" as the corporate philosophy, so that customers are satisfied.
Prominent Mountain Grain: The most distinctive feature of Nordic oak wood grain is its striking mountain-shaped pattern, resembling continuous rolling mountains with smooth and natural lines. This texture exudes a grand and elegant aesthetic, making it visually captivating.
Diverse and Rich Textures: In addition to the typical mountain grain, there are various types of textures such as straight grain, curved grain, and wavy grain. Straight grain is simple and neat, offering a sense of crispness and elegance; curved grain is smooth and soft, adding a touch of agility and refinement; wavy grain features undulating patterns full of dynamism, resembling traces of time left during the wood's growth, enhancing its natural charm.
Clear and Three-Dimensional Texture : The grain of Nordic oak is clearly visible, with each line seemingly narrating the story of the wood’s growth. Moreover, due to the unique structural characteristics of oak, its texture has a strong three-dimensional appearance. When viewed from different angles, the interplay of light and shadow on the grain is rich and varied, making the surface of the wood more vivid and realistic, with a highly tactile quality.
