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UV Sheets (often called PVC Marble Sheets) are decorative panels designed to mimic the look of natural marble. They have a high-gloss UV coating that provides a scratch-resistant, mirror-like finish, making them a luxury alternative to real stone.

UV sheets are significantly cheaper, lighter, and faster to install than real marble. They do not require polishing, are consistent in pattern (no natural defects), and are much easier to replace if damaged.

Yes, they are popular for kitchen backsplashes and cabinet shutters because they are oil-resistant, waterproof, and easy to wipe clean. However, they should not be exposed to direct open flames.

The standard thickness for UV Sheets is 3mm. This thickness provides enough rigidity for wall cladding while remaining flexible enough to handle slight curves and easy cutting.

UV sheets can be easily cut using a standard paper cutter (for straight cuts) or a circular saw/jigsaw for intricate shapes. This ease of cutting allows for quick on-site customization without heavy machinery.

Yes, UV sheets can be pasted directly over existing tiles using high-strength silicone or PU adhesive, provided the existing surface is clean, dry, and relatively flat. This makes them great for renovations.

WPC (Wood Plastic Composite) combines wood fibers with thermoplastics, giving it the strength and look of wood with the durability of plastic. PVC is purely synthetic. WPC is generally denser and feels more like natural timber.

Yes, we have a specific range of "Exterior Grade" WPC louvers that are treated with anti-fading agents to withstand sunlight (UV rays) and rain. Please check the product label to ensure you are buying the exterior grade for outdoor facades.

Absolutely. One of the biggest advantages of WPC over natural wood cladding is that it is completely immune to termite and borer attacks, ensuring a long lifespan without the need for chemical treatments.

Yes, high-quality WPC louvers have fire-retardant properties. They do not catch fire easily and are self-extinguishing once the flame source is removed, adding an extra layer of safety to your building.

Like all materials, WPC has slight thermal expansion/contraction, but it is much less than natural wood. When installing, we recommend leaving a small expansion gap (2-3mm) at the joints to accommodate temperature changes.

Yes, WPC is considered eco-friendly because it uses recycled plastics and waste wood fibers, reducing landfill waste. Additionally, it saves trees by providing a wood-like aesthetic without cutting down forests.