1.Vacuum press – This technique is designed for veneering products with a laminated structure. Unlike the previous methods, PVC film with a thickness of more than 0.25mm is used in postforming. The required relief or shape is given by a vacuum press. The surface takes on a beautiful appearance and special strength. Most often, postforming is used for cladding cabinets, kitchen countertops.

2.Lamination is a more efficient way of curing through the use of high temperatures and pressures. As a rule, not all furniture is laminated, but its individual elements. After applying this technology, the surface receives additional strength and moisture resistance.

3. Wrapping – The area to be treated is covered with glue, then a layer of polymer and then placed under a vacuum press. This allows the PVC decorative film to be fixed and create the effect of natural wood, stone, marble or leather. Wrapping is the cheapest, but not the most reliable, cladding option. It is suitable for surfaces that are not exposed to strong mechanical stress or the influence of natural factors.